Qualitative study designs Flashcards

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historically the cornerstone of medical research

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Quantitative Research: Positivist paradigm

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eliminate their biases, remain emotionally detached and uninvolved with the objects of study and test or empirically justify their stated hypotheses

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Quantitative Research: Positivist paradigm

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“the use of whatever philosophical and/or methodological approach (that) works for the particular research problem under study” (Tashakkori & Teddlie)

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Relativism paradigm

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Philosopy: Positivist

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Quantitative

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Philosopy: Interpretivist

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Qualitative

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Philosopy: Relativist

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Mixed Methods

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Design:
Descriptive/Causal
Deductive

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Quantitative

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Design

Explorative
Inductive

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Qualitative

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Design:

Exploratory & Descriptive/Causal
Inductive/Deductive

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Mixed Methods

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Approach:

Survey; Experiments

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Quantitative

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Approach:

Depth Interviews/ Focus Groups/ Observations

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Qualitative

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Surveys/Depth Interviews/Focus Groups/ Observations

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Mixed Methods

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13
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IF

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Quanti

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14
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HOW OR WHY

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Qualitative

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15
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Reality is socially constructed

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Assumptions: Qualitative

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16
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Primacy of method

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Assumptions: Qualitative

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Emic (insider’s point of view)

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Assumptions: Qualitative

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Variables are complex, interwoven, and difficult to measure

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Assumptions: Qualitative

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Social facts have an objective reality

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Assumptions: Quantitative

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Primacy of subject matter

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Assumptions: Quantitative

21
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Variables can be identified and relationships measured

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Assumptions: Quantitative

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Etic (outside’s point of view)

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Assumptions: Quantitative

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Ends with hypotheses and grounded theory

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Approach: Qualitative

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Asks “What?” “Why?” “How”

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Approach: Qualitative

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Studies motivation

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Approach: Qualitative

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Enables Discovery

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Approach: Qualitative

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Exploratory

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Approach: Qualitative

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Interprets

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Approach: Qualitative

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Subjective

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Approach: Qualitative

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  • Begins with hypotheses and theories
  • Asks “How many?” “Strength of association?”
  • Studies Action
  • provides proof
    Is definitive,
  • Describes
  • Objective
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Approach: Quantitative

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Purpose: Qualitative

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  • Contextualization
  • Interpretation
  • Causal explanations
  • strive for uniqueness
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Purpose: Quantitative

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  • Generalization
  • Prediction
  • Understanding actors perspective
  • Strives for generalization
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Research Design: Qualitative

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Evolving, flexible, general

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REsearch Design: Quantitative

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Structures, Predeterminded, SPecific

Detailed plan of operation