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Research Methods Chapter 9 Flashcards

1
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Data originally used for research purposes and then stored

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Archived Research Data

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What people say and do only with their closest friends

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Backstage Behavior

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The researcher observes as an outsider and does not tell people they are being observed

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Complete Observer

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The researcher becomes a member of the group being studied and does not tell members they are being studied

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Complete Participant

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5
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Objects or things that are constructed by research participants during a research study

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Constructed Data

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Observing during and directly after a specific event has occurred

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Event Sampling

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Notes taken by an observer

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Field Notes

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A moderator leads a discussion with a small group of people

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Focus Group

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What people want or allow us to see

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Frontstage Behavior

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Advises researchers to thoughtfully and strategically mix or combine qualitative and quantitative research methods, approaches, procedures, concepts, and other paradigm characteristics in a way that produces an overall design with multiple (divergent and convergent) and complementary (broadly viewed) strengths and nonoverlapping weaknesses

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Fundamental Principle of Mixed Research

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The person leading the focus group discussion

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Group Moderator

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An interview conducted faceto-face

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In-Person Interview

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A spontaneous, loosely structured interview

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Informal Conversational Interview

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Use of more than one method of data collection in a research study

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Intermethod Mixing

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A data-collection method in which an interviewer asks an interviewee questions

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Interview

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Specific topics and/or openended questions are asked in any order

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Interview Guide Approach

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17
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A data-collection instrument used in an interview

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Interview Protocol

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The person being asked questions

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Interviewee

19
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The person asking the questions

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Interviewer

20
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Use of a single method of data collection to obtain a mixture of qualitative and quantitative data

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Intramethod Mixing

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Observation done in the lab or other setting set up by the researcher

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Laboratory Observation

22
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A technique for physically obtaining data to be analyzed in a research study

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Method of Data Collection

23
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Observation done in realworld settings

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Naturalistic Observation

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Watching the behavioral patterns of people

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Observation

25
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The researcher spends a limited amount of time observing group members and tells members they are being studied

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Observer-as-Participant

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Anything written, photographed, or recorded by an organization

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Official Documents

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The researcher spends extended time with the group as an insider and tells members they are being studied

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Participant-as-Observer

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Anything written, photographed, or recorded for private purposes

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Personal Documents

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The process of eliciting data from a person using photographic or video imagery when conducting interviews

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Photo Interviewing

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Any material thing created or left by humans that might provide information about a phenomenon of interest to a researcher

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Physical Data

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Prompts to obtain response clarity or additional information

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Probe

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An interview providing qualitative data

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Qualitative Interview

33
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Observing all potentially relevant phenomena

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Qualitative Observation

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Standardized observation

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Quantitative Observation

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A self-report data-collection instrument filled out by research participants

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Questionnaire

36
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Changes that occur in people because they know they are being observed; an alteration in performance that occurs as a result of being aware of participating in a study

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Reactivity

37
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The overall research design and strategy

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Research Method

38
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Existing data originally collected or left behind at an earlier time by a different person for a different purpose

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Secondary Data

39
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Presenting the same stimulus to all participants

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Standardization

40
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A set of openended questions are asked in a specific order and exactly as worded

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Standardized Open-Ended Interview

41
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An interview conducted over the phone

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Telephone Interview

42
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Checking for events during specific time intervals

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Time-Interval Sampling

43
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A process of collecting data using visual sources, such as photographs, drawings, graphics, paintings, film, and video

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Visual Data Collection

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