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week 3 / chapters (?) Flashcards

1
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grounded theory comes from:

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sociology

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2
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what is trying to be done with grounded theory

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theory generating

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3
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a theory is _____

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explanation for a reason

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4
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what is a core variable

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resolved the main concern

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5
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what is one thing commonly done in grounded theory

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constant comparison

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constant comparison is ….

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you are comparing and refining the theoretical categories

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7
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ethnography looks at…

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culture

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8
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culture can look at ….

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behavior
artifacts
speech

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what type of perspectives do ethnographers look at …

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emic verus etic

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what does it mean to have a emic perspective

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the insider, someone inside the culture

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what does it mean to have an etic perspective

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means to have a more reserved perspective

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what type of work is done in ethnographer to collect data

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fieldwork

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13
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what type of person is commonly used to collect information for ethnography

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key informant

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14
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what type of perspective does a key informant have

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emic

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15
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what are you looking for with the phenomenology tactic

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the experiences

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16
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experiences can also be known as (in terms of phenomenology)

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lived experiences

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17
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what are the two main schools of thought with phenomenology

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descriptive and interpretative

18
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what does the descriptive school of phenology look to accomplish

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descriptions of the human experience, what do we know as humans → description of the study

19
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what does the interpretative school of phenology look to accomplish

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understanding the human experience → interpreting what you are getting from the data

20
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what is the term for acknowledging biases in the field of phenomenology

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bracketing

21
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the unit for collection of data in phenology is ….

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individuals

22
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Why do we do qualitative research in nursing:

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More narratives
Due to a lack of literature out there
Good if you are not a part of the population and not familiar with the population

23
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what type of design model allows for adaption throughout the study

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emergent design

24
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sampling in a qualitative study tends to be less then …

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50 people = small group!!!

25
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what type of sampling can come from people volunteer or near by

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convince

26
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what type of sampling is thought to be chain like

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snowball

27
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what type of sampling looks at information that will enhance the study

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purposive

28
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what type of sampling uses information that helps with constructs and adding to a construct

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theoretical sampling

29
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purpose sampling is similar to

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theoretical BUT theoretical is more grounded in theory

30
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what is the term for collecting data is done in order to get to the point where there is nothing new being gathered

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data saturation

31
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how are researchers conscious of the part they play in their own study and reflect on how their own experiences can affect the data they obtain?

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reflexivity

32
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data collection that is conversational and following naturally =

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unstructured interview

33
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data collection that has a topic guide is _____

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structured interviews

34
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with data collection, what is a self reporting technique

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critical incidents

35
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a type of interview are detailed chronological narratives about personal life experiences most likely to be elicited

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life history

36
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a useful tool to help bracket

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reflexive journal

37
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what type of qualitative self-report data is being used when respondents record and maintain ongoing records about some aspect of their lives

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diaries

38
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field notes are …

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Logs of daily events and field notes are the major methods of recording unstructured observational data. Field notes are both descriptive and reflective.

39
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field notes are a type of what data collection category

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observational

40
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ethnographers are also known as ______

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participant observers

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