QUALITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN Lesson 7

Question 1

Novelty

Answer 1

newness

Question 2

Contemporary

Answer 2

co-existing

Question 3

Unravel

Answer 3

disentangle

Question 4

Mulling-over

Answer 4

ponder

Question 5

Impetus

Answer 5

driving force

Question 6

Conundrum

Answer 6

riddle

Question 7

Ultimate

Answer 7

Final

Question 8

Stems

Answer 8

result from

Question 9

Conclusive

Answer 9

permanent decision

Question 10

Perplexed

Answer 10

felt uncertain or doubtful

Question 11

Is a word which means a plan or
something that is conceptualize by the
mind.

Answer 11

DESIGN

Question 12

design in the field of research serves
as a blueprint or a skeletal framework
of your research study

Answer 12

DESIGN

Question 13

a choice of the type of research design
requires you to finalize your mind on
the purpose, philosophical basis, and
types of data of your research, including your method of collecting, analyzing,
interpreting and presenting the data

Answer 13

DESIGN

Question 14

5 Research Designs that are commonly

used in qualitative research

Answer 14

1. Case study
2. Ethnography
3. Historical Study
4. Phenomenology
5. Grounded Theory

Question 15

Is to describe a person, a
thing, or any creature on earth for the
purpose of explaining the reasons behind
the nature of its existence.

Answer 15

Case study

Question 16

Your aim is to determine why such
object or subject (person, organization,
animal, thing , or event) acts, behaves,
occurs, or exists in a particular manner.

Answer 16

Case study

Question 17

One advantage it is
capacity to deal with a lot of factors to
determine the unique characteristics of
the entity.

Answer 17

Case study

Question 18

Describe and interprets a
culture or social group to obtain
knowledge about the characteristics,
organizational set-up, and relationships of
the group of members

Answer 18

Ethnography

Question 19

Research methods involves
observations, interviews, and collections
of relics; ensure accuracy & reliability of
results

Answer 19

Ethnography

Question 20

Requires the actual participation of the
researcher in the group members’
activities

Answer 20

Ethnography

Question 21

Attempts to systematically recapture the complex nuances, the people,
meanings, events, and even ideas of the past
that have influenced and shaped the present.

Answer 21

Historical Study

Question 22

This method is the collection of techniques
and guidelines that historians use to research and
write histories of the past. Secondary sources,
primary sources and material evidence such as
biography or autobiography reading, documentary
analysis, and chronicling activities (this technique makes
you interview people to trace series of events in the lives of people in
a span-of-time).

Answer 22

Historical Study

Question 23

It is a sensory
experience that makes you perceive or
understand things that naturally occur in your life as death, joy, friendship, defeat, caregiving, calamity, illnesses, and a lot
more.

Answer 23

Phenomenology

Question 24

This will help you understand the ways how people go through inevitable events in their lives

Answer 24

Phenomenology

Question 25

It aims at getting a thorough
understanding of an individual’s life
experiences for this person’s realistic
dealings with hard facts of life.

Answer 25

Phenomenology

Question 26

A method where
rich data are collected and analyzed,
and through which, a theory is
developed or grounded

Answer 26

Grounded Theory

Question 27

It uses inductive (collection of data is
conducted first, and then through analysis of these
data, the synthesized form is the theory itself)
and deductive (a theory is always introduced as
a relevant theory then collection of data follows)
approach to theory development

Answer 27

Grounded Theory