Research Methods A2 Flashcards

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What is content analysis?

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  • systematic research technique for analysing data like transcripts for interviews, documents or texts
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What is coding?

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  • where a researcher creates a system of predetermined categories that can be applied to the content
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What is qualitative data?

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  • data that is non-numerical
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What is thematic analysis?

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  • where researchers notice specific themes that may occur in the data collected
    • a theme is an idea that reoccurs in data and they tend to be more descriptive than using coding
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What are the strengths of content analysis?

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  • ## allows for both qualitative and quantitative analysis
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What are the weaknesses of content analysis?

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Time sampling

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Event sampling

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Analysis/categorising data

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Case studies

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What is quantitative data?

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  • data that is numerical
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What is concurrent validity?

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  • a method of establishing the internal validity of a new test
    • the scores of a new test are compared against an older, established test
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