S1 Wk 11 - Qualitative Data Collection Flashcards
3 common types of quanlitative data
language
observation of behaviours
images
whats theoretical sampling
choose next ppts as result of data that comes from first ppt/group
what is maximum variation sampling
choose ppts t reflect the range and diversity of target population
context sampling
based on a work location
convenience sampling
general advertisement/who turns up
strengths of qualitative surveys
time and resource-lite
data from lots of ppts quickly
less time-consuming for ppts
more anonymous than face-to-face
weaknesses of qualitative surveys
data less depth
limited flexibility
no structure for completion
threatening for ppl with low literacy skills
story completion task
projective-technique
ppts complete a story stem or flesh out a story cue
allows person to externalize own anxieties
what are vignettes
stimulation of real events depicting hypothetical situations
ppts read a short vignette and then answer a series of questions about the content of the vignette
interview schedule
rapport
introduction
the interview
closing
what is a focus group
an informal discussion among selected individuals about specific topics
focus group practicalities
6 - 10 ppts per group
1-1.5 hours
group dynamic that generates the data
no exact no. of sessions (<10)