231 qalitative

Strauss and Corbin analysis method: selective coding is coding for context

lincoln and Guba's framework: involves two aspects and refers to the confidence of the data presented

Ethnography area od inquiry is "holistic view of a culture"

which is not true about interpretive phenomenology

Unstructured interview use a topic guide to ensure all questions were answered

which one is not a Strauss and Corbin method of coding in grounded theory

sample might be restricted to small network of acquaintances

Charmaz uses a grounded theory approach called contrustvist grounded theory

thick and contextualized description should have all but...

which is not true about grounded theory analysis

type of nonprobability sampling in whihc people are sampled simply out of convenience

which is not a strategies to enhance quality of qualitative research

qual researches use where, who, what, when, how, and why questions when gathering participant observation data

grounded theory area of inquiry is "social psychological and structural process within a social setting"

Which is not a characteristics of a qualitative research design

__phase of descriptive phenomenological study: defing the phenomenon

the 5 c's of theoretical codes of glaserian are: causes, contexts, condition, contingencies, and consequences

purposeive sampling is

which is NOT true about sampling in ethnographies

In 1990 stauss and corbin published a controversial book, basics of qualitative research

which is not true about Glaserian approach

which is not a way to evaluate unstructured observational methods

which is not true about sampling in qualitativ eresearch

Phenomenology area of inquiry is "interpretations and meanings of individuals experiences"

there is no explicit formal criteria for sample size in qual research, but is determined by informational needs

which phenomenal analysis work at the Duquesne school (descriptive phenomenology)

data triangulation is used in qualitative research to validate conclusions

which is not a strategy relating to improving coding and analysis in qual research

colaizzi's procedural steps is the most common descriptive phenological analysis used

Ethnographers relies on a wide range of data sources, except

van Manen's sic activities of interpretive and descriptive analysis

which is not a qual analysis challenge

which is not a defining factor of an ethnography

constructivist grounded are theories of researchers' experience and involvement, has initial and focused coding stages

which one is research with ideelopgical perspectives

Spradley's 13 step method is ethnographic analysis

lincoln and Guba's framework: the ecten the researchers fairly and faithfully shoe a range of different realities

which is not a debate about rigor and validity in qual research

was grounded theory originally design by Glaser and Strauss

sampling is phenomenology is...

lincoln and Guba's framework: the extent to which finding represent the information participants presented

benner's hermeneutic analysis is the most used interpretive Heideggerian hermeneutics phenomenological analysis used

which is false about grounded theory

Strauss and Corbin analysis method: opening codinf is the first stage where the data is broken down

Strauss and Corbin analysis method: Axial coding is deciding on the central category

what is true about descriptive phenomenology

which is not true about case studies

there is no sampling in quantitive research

which is not a general analytic overview

grounded theory constant comparison is used to develop and refine theoretically relevant categories

culture is inferred from the groups words, action, and products of its members

lincoln and Guba's framework: referes to the stability of data over time and over conditions

substantive codes of a glasserian approach can be open codes, level I, II, III coder or selective codes

Qual researchers us unstructured observation in naturalistic settings

semi-structured interviews use grand tour questions, and let the conversation flow naturally

__phase of descriptive phenomenological study: extracting significant statements and making sense of the meaning

Phenomenology focuses on the description and interpretation of people's lived experience

common terminology is a major aspect of qual reasearch

Narrative analyzed are texts that provided detailed stories that are analyzed.

Qualitative reaserch is only done logitudinaly

which is not true about qualitative design features?

descriptve qualitative studies are based on the general premises of contructivist inquiry

lincoln and Guba's framework: refers to objectivity and corned with establish the data and how it was interpretated

which phenomenological analysis worked at the utercht school (descriptive and interpretive phenomenology)

Hermeneutics area of inquiry is "experience of individuals within their lifeworld"

historical research falls under the discipline of...

research settings in qual is typically naturalistic, and led by the researcher

which is not an example of families of theoretical codes for a glaserian approach

which is a subcategory of phenomenology

which is not true about historical research

which is not a type of purposeful sampling

___phase of descriptive phenomenological study: the process of identifying and holding in abeyance preconceived belief

Heideggerian hermeneutics is and interpretive phenomenological analysis

in 1992 Glaser did not belive that stauss and corbin method was not grounded theory, by full conceptual description

Conversations, art, poetry, journals, and photos are all forms of qual data

transcribing the date, developing a coding scheme, coding data, organizing data is an example of

which one is not a types of quantitative semi-report techniques

Macroethnography is broad culture, were as focused ethnography is small culture

__phase of descriptive phenomenological study: occurs when research remain open to meaning attributed to the phenomenon