Master this deck with 27 terms through effective study methods.
No description available
Focuses on context and meaning rather than numerical data.
Qualitative research explores phenomena without testing hypotheses.
Texts and narratives instead of numerical data.
They identify the phenomenon, people, and desired knowledge.
To guide data collection in qualitative research.
It helps to understand the meaning behind the data.
Questions and answer categories are fixed.
Includes a short list of questions, allowing flexibility.
Participant-led discussion without preprepared questions.
To capture participants' experiences and perspectives.
Generates rich, in-depth data.
Time-consuming to recruit and transcribe data.
Facilitated discussions among a small group of participants.
Encourages shared meaning-making through group dynamics.
Less opportunity to explore individual experiences.
Researcher actively engages in the activity being studied.
Researcher observes without interacting with participants.
Quickly reaches a large sample with structured questions.
May lack depth compared to interviews.
Data created specifically for a study.
Data that exists prior to the study.
Selecting participants who provide rich insights.
Participants share similar characteristics for in-depth study.
Includes diverse perspectives on an issue.
Broad questions that narrow down to specific topics.
A question that builds rapport with the participant.
Avoid closed or leading questions to encourage openness.