Qualitative Design Flashcards

(18 cards)

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What is the purpose of qualitative research?

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  • Ask open-ended questions
  • Understand phenomena through participants’ individual experiences/responses
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What is deductive reasoning?

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  • Quantitative
  • Starts with a general theory/principle and uses it to generate specific predictions/hypotheses
  • Collect data to test hypotheses
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What is inductive reasoning?

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  • Qualitative
  • Starts with specific observations, data, or individual cases
  • Identify patterns, themes, or generalizations/theories
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What is Positivism in quantitative research?

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Valid knowledge that comes from scientific measurement and analysis

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What is Interpretivism in qualitative research?

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Context, subjective experience, and interpretation

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What is Objectivism in quantitative research?

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Reality without social influence

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What is Constructivism in qualitative research?

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Meaning and reality emerge from social interactions and context

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What are the different types of qualitative analysis?

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  • Content analysis
  • Thematic analysis
  • Grounded theory
  • Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA)
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What is content analysis?

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  • Type of qualitative analysis

Coding responses for frequency and categorization

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What is thematic analysis?

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  • Type of qualitative analysis

Finding broader themes in responses

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What is grounded theory?

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  • Type of qualitative analysis

Open-ended, finding themes until saturation

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What is interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA)?

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  • Type of qualitative analysis

Deep interviews with homogenous grouops

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What are the different sampling techniques in qualitative research?

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  • Purposeful sampling (participants that fit the research question)
  • Theoretical sampling (continuous updating based on responses)
  • Key informants (expert perspectives)
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What are key considerations for rigor in qualitative research?

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  • Replicability
  • Transparency of data collection and coding
  • Triangulation
  • Participant validation
  • Transferability
  • Ecological validity
  • Contextualization
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What is triangulation?

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Using multiple data and analysis methods

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16
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What is participant validation?

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Participants review and confirm researcher coding

17
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How is deductive reasoning a top-bottom process?

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Theory –> Hypothesis –> Data/Experiment

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How is inductive reasoning a bottom-up process?

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Data –> Patterns –> Generalization/Theory