week 3 / chapters (?)

Question 1

grounded theory comes from:

Answer 1

sociology

Question 2

what is trying to be done with grounded theory

Answer 2

theory generating

Question 3

a theory is _____

Answer 3

explanation for a reason

Question 4

what is a core variable

Answer 4

resolved the main concern

Question 5

what is one thing commonly done in grounded theory

Answer 5

constant comparison

Question 6

constant comparison is ….

Answer 6

you are comparing and refining the theoretical categories

Question 7

ethnography looks at…

Answer 7

culture

Question 8

culture can look at ….

Answer 8

behavior
artifacts
speech

Question 9

what type of perspectives do ethnographers look at …

Answer 9

emic verus etic

Question 10

what does it mean to have a emic perspective

Answer 10

the insider, someone inside the culture

Question 11

what does it mean to have an etic perspective

Answer 11

means to have a more reserved perspective

Question 12

what type of work is done in ethnographer to collect data

Answer 12

fieldwork

Question 13

what type of person is commonly used to collect information for ethnography

Answer 13

key informant

Question 14

what type of perspective does a key informant have

Answer 14

emic

Question 15

what are you looking for with the phenomenology tactic

Answer 15

the experiences

Question 16

experiences can also be known as (in terms of phenomenology)

Answer 16

lived experiences

Question 17

what are the two main schools of thought with phenomenology

Answer 17

descriptive and interpretative

Question 18

what does the descriptive school of phenology look to accomplish

Answer 18

descriptions of the human experience, what do we know as humans → description of the study

Question 19

what does the interpretative school of phenology look to accomplish

Answer 19

understanding the human experience → interpreting what you are getting from the data

Question 20

what is the term for acknowledging biases in the field of phenomenology

Answer 20

bracketing

Question 21

the unit for collection of data in phenology is ….

Answer 21

individuals

Question 22

Why do we do qualitative research in nursing:

Answer 22

More narratives
Due to a lack of literature out there
Good if you are not a part of the population and not familiar with the population

Question 23

what type of design model allows for adaption throughout the study

Answer 23

emergent design

Question 24

sampling in a qualitative study tends to be less then …

Answer 24

50 people = small group!!!

Question 25

what type of sampling can come from people volunteer or near by

Answer 25

convince

Question 26

what type of sampling is thought to be chain like

Answer 26

snowball

Question 27

what type of sampling looks at information that will enhance the study

Answer 27

purposive

Question 28

what type of sampling uses information that helps with constructs and adding to a construct

Answer 28

theoretical sampling

Question 29

purpose sampling is similar to

Answer 29

theoretical BUT theoretical is more grounded in theory

Question 30

what is the term for collecting data is done in order to get to the point where there is nothing new being gathered

Answer 30

data saturation

Question 31

how are researchers conscious of the part they play in their own study and reflect on how their own experiences can affect the data they obtain?

Answer 31

reflexivity

Question 32

data collection that is conversational and following naturally =

Answer 32

unstructured interview

Question 33

data collection that has a topic guide is _____

Answer 33

structured interviews

Question 34

with data collection, what is a self reporting technique

Answer 34

critical incidents

Question 35

a type of interview are detailed chronological narratives about personal life experiences most likely to be elicited

Answer 35

life history

Question 36

a useful tool to help bracket

Answer 36

reflexive journal

Question 37

what type of qualitative self-report data is being used when respondents record and maintain ongoing records about some aspect of their lives

Answer 37

diaries

Question 38

field notes are ...

Answer 38

Logs of daily events and field notes are the major methods of recording unstructured observational data. Field notes are both descriptive and reflective.

Question 39

field notes are a type of what data collection category

Answer 39

observational

Question 40

ethnographers are also known as ______

Answer 40

participant observers