Module 12/13: Qualitative methods

Question 1

quantative research

Answer 1

Research deisgn in which the data produced are numerical

Question 2

Qualatative methodology (2)

What it is and diff in quantative

Answer 2

• reasearch design in which data are more open ended and data are not nessarily numerical
• Avoid dualistic thinking (right or wrong, support or not as in quantatative) as they are more open ended with possible right ans

Question 3

How are qualitative data collected? (3)

Answer 3

participant obersvation
In depth interviews
focus groups

Question 4

Multi method analysis

Answer 4

Use of more than 1 kind of data collection

Question 5

Mixed method

Answer 5

combination both qualitative and quantitative methods.

Question 6

qualattative and quantative approach in northern light on how calm they feel:

Answer 6

1. Quantative: rate 1-10
2. Qualatative: Describe your emotions in detail

Question 7

Saturation

Answer 7

Question 8

Commonalities in Qualitative theory

Answer 8

• Commonly answers why and how questions not easy to answer with quantative methods
• aim to understand the holistic context: ppl building off one another in focus groups
• ## guide exploratory way: in research area that us so unknown we dont know what we need to ask

Question 9

Qualatative design often use smaller —- and the downside is the it often has lower —-

Answer 9

samples
external validity

Question 10

Probes

Answer 10

follow up questions

Question 11

A quasi experiment is conducted when— instead groups are formed based on

Answer 11

random assignment is not possible, a pre-existing variable of interest

Question 12

Ex-post facto

Answer 12

Groups already formed

Question 13

One group post test only design (2)

Answer 13

ex: behavioural ramification of 911 attack
- only one measurement (no control group)

Question 14

The most simple form of quasi-experimentation is the

Answer 14

one-group post-test-only design.

Question 15

One group pre test post test design (2)

Answer 15

the researcher measures behavior prior to the occurrence of an event and examines the behavior again after the event has occurred.
- no control group

Question 16

Non equivalent control group post test only design

Answer 16

control group- no exposure
both: no pretest

Question 17

pre test/post test non-equavalent control group design

Answer 17

PTSD pre test and post test from deployed and non deployed group
- can compare change in outcomes bwtn 2 groups

Question 18

case control quasi experiemental deasign

Answer 18