Qualititive Research - L2 Flashcards

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What is Qualititive Research?

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At the most basic level, qualitative research is concerned with the collection and analysis of text-based data.

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What are some examples of primary qualitative data?

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interviews, focus groups, open-ended survey questions.

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What are some examples of secondary qualititive data?

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newspaper articles, blogs, online forums, social media.

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What was positivism and post-positivism philosophy for qualiatitive data?

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There are multiple versions of reality – even for the same person.
Focus on the experience, construction and interpretation of reality.
Unexplored and sensitive topics may benefit from listening to people affected.

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What are Qualiatitive Methodologies?

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Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA)
Grounded Theory
Narrative research
Conversation analysis
Discourse analysis
Focus groups
Thematic analysis

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What are Qualiatitive Methods of data collection?

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Interviews
Focus groups

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What are the aims of an interview?

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Participants talk about their experiences and perspectives, to capture their language & concepts on a topic.
To explore views, experiences, beliefs, perceptions, motivations on specific matters.

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What forms of Interviews are there?

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Structured
Unstructured
Semi-structured

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What is the interview schedule good for?

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key to building trust and rapport with your participants (e.g., opening and closing questions).

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How do you use the order of questions in an interview?

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organise into topics that flow logically and avoid asking sensitive topics immediately.

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How do you word questions in an interview?

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Open questions, which avoid yes/no answers.
Non-leading questions
Singular questions are better; questions that ask about multiple things can be confusing.

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What is a focus group?

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Interaction between participants key feature.
Group discussion focused on a particular topic or set of core issues.
Typically 6 – 8 participants.

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What is mixed methods?

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Combination of qualitative and quantitative methods in the design of a research study

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What are the types of sampling?

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Convenience sample

Purposive sample (most common method)

Theoretical sampling

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What is sample size like in Qual methods?

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Qualitative research tends to use smaller samples than quantitative research.
No rule to generate the required sample size.
It depends on the purpose of the inquiry,

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What is Data saturation?

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refers to the point at which no new information or themes are observed in the data.