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The researcher prepares a specific set of questions and reads it to them
Structured Interview
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is used in analyzing qualitative data
Inductive Reasoning
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The researcher does not participate in the activity
Non-Participant Observation
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Are less formal than structured or semi-structured interview
Informal Interview
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Refers to the personal statement of the researchers thoughts, feelings, or opinions
Field Diary
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 is the process of collecting, selecting, and reading books, journals, reports, abstracts, and other reference materials.
Review of related Literature
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It defines technical terms based on how they are used in the study, specifically in the title.
Definition of Terms
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most common ethnographic approach is
Participant Observation
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Can be structured,unstructured,or informal
Restrospective Interview
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This section will analyze the data that you will gather
Data Analysis Procedure
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Introduce the participants to the topic and set the tone for the discussion
Engagement Duscussuon
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are simple, detailed notes of the researcher while conducting observation in the field
Field Notes
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get the insights of the participants on the topic. These questions also probe some of the issues given by the participants that usually begin asking why and how.
Exploration Questions
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Publications where authors cite the works of others.
Secondary Sources
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are given to make sure everything is covered up and nothing is missed in the discussion
Exit Questions
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The use of numbers in qualitative research is not the primary data that you can get.
Statistics
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discusses the steps and procedures that you will use in conducting research
Research Methodology
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The researcher participated as much as possible in the daily life of the subject
Partcipant Observation
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Examples are indexes, reviews, and abstracts
General References
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These are specific and prominent events or phenomena that occurred in a certain group
Key Events
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Examples are research found in published journals.
Primary Sources
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Means that the act of observing will influence the phenomenon being observed because people may not behave or act naturally
Observer Effect
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This section describes the strategy and specific steps you will undergo in order to collect data for your study
Data Collection Procedure
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This explores the world of participants by gaining thoughts, insights, and perceptions of a particular phenomenon or ocurrence
Phenomenology
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This section describes the setting or location of your study
Research Locale
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Is a free flowing discussion with a small group of six to ten people
Focus Group Discussion
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are studies that investigate the quality of relationship, activities, situation or materials.
Qualitative Research
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This is actually the utmost concern of a qualitative research â to look for patterns, themes or constructs
Patterns
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This section describes the specific research approach you will use in this study
Research Design
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Honesty and Integrity
Research Ethics
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This approach aims to generate a theory from the data which are generalized and interpreted inductively.
Grounded Theory
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This qualitative approach present a detailed analysis of a specific case.
case study
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The researcher sets the outline for the topics covered and prepares mostly open-ended questions
Semi-Structured Interview
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Some research questions can be best answered by seeing for yourself what is happening or how things look
Observation
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Allows the researcher to observe what is happening in certain ki doc situation
Simulation
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This section outlines the instruments you will use in the study such as interview questions, interview protocols, etc
Research Instruments
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Defined and formulated in analyzing qualitative data
Hypotheses
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represents the researcherâs synthesis of the literature on how to explain a phenomenon
Conceptual Framework
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It is basically derived from anthropology where an ethnographer studies the entire culture of a particular group.
ethnography
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This tech I is a conversation between two or more people
Interview
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Consists of concepts and together with their definitions and reference to relevant scholarly literature
Theoretical Framework
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This is a very useful tool in presenting and understanding the results in a qualitative research
Visual Representations
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This describes the respondents of the study and how the respondents shall be qualified
The Respondents
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Inovolved the subject in their natural environment
Naturalistic Observation
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Refers to the possibility that certain characteristics or ideas of the researcher âmay affect what they observeâ
Observer Bias
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can be defined as collecting and analyzing the accounts people tell to describe experiences and offer interpretation.
Narrative Research
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refer to quick notes on to something the researcher would like to recall later.
Field Jottings