Master this deck with 24 terms through effective study methods.
No description available
It explores complex phenomena and human experiences.
When understanding context and depth is essential.
It involves reflecting on the researcher's influence.
Qualitative data focuses on descriptions, not numbers.
It seeks to understand meanings and interpretations.
It helps mitigate bias and enhances credibility.
Textual or narrative data that captures experiences.
It provides insights into social processes and behaviors.
Combines data from many participants to describe sample traits.
Qualitative research focuses on depth of experience rather than averages.
They enable comparison across different samples.
It explores subjective experiences and meanings.
They predict expected findings to test with data.
Awareness of how a researcher's perspective influences the study.
Textual data reported in participants' own words.
It allows for in-depth understanding of specific experiences.
It helps interpret data and assess transferability to other settings.
Idiographic focuses on individual experiences; nomothetic seeks universal laws.
It identifies the phenomenon, people, and knowledge sought.
It concerns the nature of reality and how it is perceived.
It is recognized as part of the research process, enhancing rigor.
It uncovers how individuals feel and prepare for presentations.
To test hypotheses and analyze relationships between variables.
The nature, quality, and meaning of human experiences.