Paper 3 Content Flashcards

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Method Triangulation

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Reflexivity

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Peer Review

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Member Checking

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Focus Groups

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Opportunity Sampling

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Voluntary Sampling

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Credibility

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Generalisability

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Researcher Bias

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Transferability

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Interviews

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CARDUD

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Identify the method used and outline two characteristics of the method.

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Describe the sampling method used in the study.

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Suggest an alternative or additional research method giving one reason for your choice.

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Describe the ethical considerations that were applied in the study and explain if further ethical considerations could be applied.

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Describe the ethical considerations in reporting the results and explain ethical considerations that could be taken into account when applying the findings of the study.

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Discuss the possibility of generalizing the findings of the study.

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Discuss how a researcher could ensure that the results of the study are credible.

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Discuss how the researcher in the study could avoid bias.

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