Chapter 10 Flashcards

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What is exploratory research?

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To require an in-depth understanding when prior theory is absent.

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Exploratory research is often?

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Based on qualitative data.

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What are the fundamental characteristics of qualitative data?

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Open-end.
Concrete and vivid.
Rich and nuanced.

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Which two sources of qualitative data are there for exploratory research?

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Field research

Desk research

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5
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When to use a exploratory research?

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New phenomenon

Capture concrete and vivid information.

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When don’t you use exploratory research?

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When results are to be generalized to the population.

When numbers are needed for decisions.

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Name three critical research design decisions?

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Research strategy,
Statistical techniques,
Sampling designs.

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Which 5 steps are there to conduct interviews?

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Design,
Interview,
Transcribing,
Analyzing,
Reporting.
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What is data reduction coding? (Step 4 Analyzing)

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The analyzing proces of grouping data int ocategories/words/ideas.

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What is data display? (Step 4 Analyzing)

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Identify themes and patterns.

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What is a focus group?

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An interview on group basis (8/10 persons).

Discussion by moderator

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Why choose a focus group?

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When interaction helps,

When respondents can say what is relevant in less then 10 minutes.

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13
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Why choose in-depth interviews?

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When interactions hurts (sensitive topic),

When detailed and complex answers are neded.

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Which 4 types of observations are there?

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Controlled/Uncontrolled, (artificial/natural)
Participant/Non-participant,
Concealed/Unconcealed, (e.g. mystery shopper)
Structured/Unstructured.

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Why choose observation?

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Provides direct information about behaviour.

When directly asking gets distorted information.

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Why choose in depth-interviews?

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Find reasons why,

When observation affect behavior of observation.

17
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Sampling designs in qualitative research?

A

Convenience,
Quota
Judgment
Snowball

18
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What to do with sample size in Exploratory?

A

Small in order to acquire in depth knowledge.

19
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What is interjudge reliability? (For Exploratory)

A

Degree of agreement among raters.

Percentage, cohen’s kappa

20
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What is the interviewee biases of obedience?

A

Desire to please the interviewer.

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What is the interviewee biases of conformity?

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Do/think what the majority does.

22
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What do you do with the step design interview guide?

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Introduce
Introduce purpose
Assure confidentiality
Ask permission to record
Construct question
23
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What do you do with designing the questions?

A

Warm up
Main question
Summarize

24
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What is transcribing?

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Reproduce exactly and immediatly in the same language.

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What do you do in step 5 reporting?
Empirical description Quotes from interviews Explanation
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What is an observation?
Watch and analyse of behavior.
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In qualitative research you choose the following sampling designs?
Convenience Quota Judgment Snowball
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Which two threats are there to validity for Exploratory?
Interviewer biases | Interviewee biases
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What falls under interviewer biases?
Loaded questions Expressing own opinion and judging. Selective perception
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What falls under interviewe biases?
Obedience | Conformity
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What is selective perception in an interview?
(Hearing what you want to hear) | Observing what you want to observe
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What is obedience?
Desire to please the interviewer.
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What is conformity?
Do/think what the majority does.