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Overview of Qualitative Research & Interviewing

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An introduction to qualitative research

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1
Interviewing research
requires the researcher to establish access to participants
is the only way to collect qualitative data
is interested in understanding peoples lived experiences
requires a great deal of time
2
Ethnography is a method used by:
Sociologists
Nurses
Anthropologists
Multiple disciplines
3
Qualitative researchers follow what type reasoning?
Inductive
Mixed methods
Deductive
Hypothetical
4
Outcomes of qualitative research are:
Not yet recognized in the scientific community
Presented in themes or words
Presented in tables
Needed to promote generalization
5
Phenomenological approaches include:
all of the above
feminist inquiry
life history
individual lived experience
6
Qualitative research takes place in:
offices of a healthcare professional
the 'field' or natural world
a participant's home
a social laboratory setting
7
What element(s) is(are) needed in a qualitative research design?
A research question and a hypothesis
A research question
Hypothesis(es)
All of the above
8
Qualitative researchers may develop:
Themes derived from participants' words
A new theory
New statistical methods to analyze outcomes
Additional research questions
9
Participants in qualitative research are:
Not usually cooperative unless offered incentives
Not interested in the research topic
Always from vulnerable populations
Considered as co-collaborators
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The qualitative researcher:
Reflects on one's responses
Needs beginning knowledge of SPSS
Uses simple, single faceted reasoning
Views phenomena holistically