Research 3

Question 1

Theoretical Sampling

Answer 1

Pertains to quaL

What groups should the research look at next? The answer is based on the group’s relevance to the conceptualization

Question 2

Unstructured interviews

Answer 2

It’s when the researcher has no preconceived view of the information to be gathered

Question 3

Example of a Grand Tour question

Answer 3

What happened when you found out you have AIDS?

It’s basically just an open ended question

Question 4

Critical incident technique

Answer 4

gathering info about people’s behavior in a certain incident

Question 5

Photovoice

Answer 5

participants go take pictures, then come back and interpret them

Question 6

In participant observation, the researchers

Answer 6

actively participate, socialize, observe

Question 7

Category scheme

Answer 7

making categories so that its easier to code data

Question 8

Quasi-statistics

Answer 8

“light” statistics used in quaL

Question 9

Constitutive pattern is the highest level of ___ ___

Answer 9

hermeneutic analysis

Question 10

Dependability

Answer 10

stability in quaL findings

Question 11

Confirmability

Answer 11

objectivity

Question 12

Transferability

Answer 12

the equivalent of validity

Question 13

Member Checks

Answer 13

when you ask the members to review the findings to see if they think it’s accurate

Question 14

Stepwise replication

Answer 14

divide the researchers into 2 groups so that you can compare each groups’ results and see if they line up

Question 15

negative case analysis

Answer 15

revising your conclusion based on later cases that suggest something else

Question 16

An abstract can include questions such as

Answer 16

What were the findings?
What are the implications?

Really it can include pretty much anything since its a summary of everything

Question 17

publication bias

Answer 17

a bias against the null hypothesis

Question 18

effect size pertains to what kind of systematic review

Answer 18

metaAN

Question 19

fixed effects model

Answer 19

pertains to metaAN

it assumes a single true effect size

Question 20

effect size

Answer 20

the overall magnitude of the relationships found in all the studies in the review

Question 21

Sensitivity analysis

Answer 21

in a metaAN, it tells you if including some weaker studies effects the overall outcome of the metaAN

Question 22

rather than just summarizing other studies, a metaSYN

Answer 22

comes up with new interpretations