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MOD 2. BASIC CONCEPT AND NATURE OF QUALITITAVE RESEARCH Flashcards

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Utilizes interviews, observation and surveys. Concerned with how participants feel about during an event.

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Phenomenological Model

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Immerses the researcher as a subject for extended period of time. The goal is to learn and describe the culture’s characteristics.

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Ethnographic Model

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Looks at large subject numbers. It tries to explain why the course of action evolved the way it did.

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Grounded Theory Method

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Provides an in-depth look at one test subject. Data is collected from various sources and compiled using the details to create a bigger conclusion.

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Case Study Model

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Describe past events in order to understand present patterns and anticipate future choices. Answers questions based on hypothetical idea and uses resources to test any potential deviations.

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Historical Model

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Occurs over extended period of time and compiles information as it happens.

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Narrative Model

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OBSERVATION
Strengths (3)

Collect data _____________ with the event occurrence

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simultaneously

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OBSERVATION
Strengths (3)

__________ _________, which is not
dependent on upon someone’s
response

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Unobtrusive way

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OBSERVATION
Strengths (3)

________ _____ __________-
to knowledge discovery

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Flexible and oriented

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OBSERVATION
Weaknesses (4)

Very _____ consuming

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time

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OBSERVATION
Weaknesses (4)

__________ on the observer’s impartiality

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Dependent

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OBSERVATION
Weaknesses(4)

Requires significant _____________

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preparation

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OBSERVATION
Weaknesses (4)

Difficult to collect data in _____ _____

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real time

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ETHNOGRAPHY
Strengths (3)

Based on _______ _____ _______ with the direct involved authors

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observation and
interviews

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ETHNOGRAPHY
Strengths (3)

Provide _______ findings

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in-depth

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ETHNOGRAPHY
Strengths (3)

Suitable to explore _____ ______ of
research

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new lines

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ETHNOGRAPHY
Weakness (3)

Very _____ _____

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time consuming

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ETHNOGRAPHY
Weakness (3)

Difficult to get ________ ____ ______
conclusions

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concise and precise

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ETHNOGRAPHY
Weakness (3)

Researcher needs to have a ______ ______ of the problem domain

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deep knowledge

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FIELD RESEARCH
Strengths (2)

Adequate to get very
_______ ______

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detailed data

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FIELD RESEARCH
Strengths (2)

Emphasizes the role and relevance of _______ ______

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social context

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FIELD RESEARCH
Weaknesses (3)

Difficult to ________ and get data
from a very ________ number of people or groups

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generalize, large

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FIELD RESEARCH
Weaknesses (3)

________ on the observer’s
impartiality

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Dependent

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FIELD RESEARCH
Weaknesses (3)

Documenting observations may
become a _________ __________

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challenging process

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FOCUS GROUPS Strengths (3) Adequate to get ________ __________ about personal and group
detailed information
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FOCUS GROUPS Strengths (3) Offer __________ to seek clarification
opportunity
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FOCUS GROUPS Strengths (3) Lower _______ and ______ when compared to individual interviews
costs and time
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FOCUS GROUPS Weaknesses (3) _______ to control and manage
Hard
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FOCUS GROUPS Weaknesses (3) Difficult to get the _______ of people
participation
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FOCUS GROUPS Weaknesses (3) Can be ______ ___________ of all population
no representative
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CASE STUDY Strengths (3) Provide _________ information about individuals
detailed
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Offer a good opportunity for _________ and change current theoretical assumptions
innovation
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CASE STUDY Strengths (3) Can be a good _______ or _______ to focus groups
alternative or complement
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CASE STUDY Weaknesses (4) Difficult to establish _________ connections
cause-effect
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CASE STUDY Weaknesses (4) Hard to ________ from a small number of case studies
generalize
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CASE STUDY Weaknesses (4) _________ ________, especially of confidentiality may appear
Ethical issues
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CASE STUDY Weaknesses (4) Difficult to create a case study that ______ all subjects
suits
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STRUCTURED VIEWS Strengths (4) ____________ and easy to compare respondent's answers
Well-structured
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STRUCTURED VIEWS Strengths (4) Can _______ a large sample
reach
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STRUCTURED VIEWS Strengths (4) Easy to _______
replicate
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STRUCTURED VIEWS Strengths (4) Conducting an ______ is fairly quick to conduct
interview
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IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Strengths (3) ________ to get detailed and insightful information on a given domain
Adjusted
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IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Strengths (3) Need _______ participants to provide useful and relevant insights
only fewer
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IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Strengths (3) Can be performed in ________ environments
informal
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IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Weaknesses (4) __________ and relatively high costly
Time consuming
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IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Weaknesses (4) ________ ________ process to extract compared information
Longer verification
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IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Weaknesses (4) Participants should be carefully _______ to avoid bias
chosen
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IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS Weaknesses (4) Not _________
generalizable
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Observation Strengths (3)
- Collect data simultaneously with the event occurrence - Unobtrusive way, which is not dependent on upon someone's response - Flexible and oriented to knowledge discovery
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OBSERVATION Weaknesses (4)
- Very time consuming - Dependent on the observer's impartiality - Requires significant preparation - Difficult to collect data in real time
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ETHNOGRAPHY Strengths (3)
- Based on observation and interviews with the direct involved authors - Provide in-depth findings - Suitable to explore new lines of research
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ETHNOGRAPHY Weaknesses (3)
- Very time consuming - Difficult to get concise and precise conclusions - Researcher needs to have a deep knowledge of the problem domain
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Field research Strengths (2)
- Adequate to get very detailed data - Emphasizes the role and relevance of social context
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Field research Weaknesses (3)
- Difficult to generalize and get data from a very large number of people or groups - Dependent on the observer's impartiality - Documenting observations may become a challenging process
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Focus groups Strengths (3)
- Adequate to get detailed information about personal and group - Offer opportunity to seek clarification - Lower costs and time when compared to individual interviews
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Focus groups Weaknesses (3)
- Hard to control and manage - Difficult to get the participation of people - Can be no representative of all population
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Case studies Strengths (3)
- Provide detailed information about individuals - Offer a good opportunity for innovation and change current theoretical assumptions - Can be a good alternative or complement to focus groups
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Case studies Weaknesses (4)
- Difficult to establish cause-effect connections - Hard to generalize from a small number of case studies - Ethical issues, especially of confidentiality, may appear - Difficult to create a case study that suits all subjects
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Structured interviews Strengths (4)
- Well-structured and easy to compare respondent's answers - Can reach a large sample - Easy to replicate - Conducting an interview is fairly quick to conduct
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Structured interviews Weaknesses (4)
- Very rigid - Low flexibility in the response's choice - Difficult to obtain detailed data - Preparing an interview can become time consuming
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In-depth interviews Strengths ( 3)
- Adjusted to get detailed and insightful information on a given domain - Need only fewer participants to provide useful and relevant insights - Can be performed in informal environments
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In-depth interviews Weaknesses (4)
- Time consuming and relatively high costly - Longer verification process to extract compared information - Participants should be carefully chosen to avoid bias - Not generalizable

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