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Intro to Qualitative
Intro to Qualitative
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Which are ways data is collected in qualitative research?
Select all that apply.
Interviews
In a laboratory
Using Likert scales
Reviewing photos and written records
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Why would someone choose to do qualitative research instead of quantitative?
Select all that apply.
Desire to understand a topic using numbers
To understand why something occured
To gain very detailed information about an experience
Little is known about a topic
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Which is an example of inductive reasoning?
I like scary movies, so all people like scary movies.
All dogs are good boiiiisss, so my friend's dog is a good boi.
Some DM pts I've cared for are noncompliant, so most DM pts will be noncom.
Most cancer patients have nausea, so my cancer patient will have nausea.
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What does "emergent design" mean?
Select all that apply.
data collection and sampling methods may change during the study
data collection and sampling methods are rigid
the intial plan for research cannot be changed
question may be added to an interview during a study
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Typically, how is the literature review in Qualitative research different than Quantitative research?
Longer
Shorter
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When the researcher is no longer obtaining new data, what has been achieved?
data saturation
all possible knowledge
data overload
this is impossible
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What types of sampling are most common in qualitative?
Select all that apply.
Probability
Matching
Snowball
Purposive
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Which are associated with a naturalistic setting?
Select all that apply.
Scientific lab
Controlled environment
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How are qualitative findings represented?
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Numbers and statistics
Quotes
Patterns and themes
Detailed descriptions