Lecture 5 Flashcards
(8 cards)
Qualitative Data Collection Technique: Structured Interview
Where the researcher elicits self-report data directly from the participant in a way that mimics a conversation
Qualitative Data Collection Technique: Archival Data
Data that have already been collected in a naturally occurring setting such as diaries, newspapers, health records, public records, and Internet sources
Qualitative Data Collection Technique: Focus Group
A data collection format where several participants gather to discuss a topic
What is a Structured Interview
Where the researcher prepares specific questions prior to the interview and asks them in a standardized, fixed order with little or no probing
What is an Unstructured Interview
Where the researcher may anticipate potential topics but does not plan specific questions or the order of topics so that the interview is conversational
Semistructured Interview
A combination of the two other interview types which some are preplanned and some are not
Conversation Analysis
Involves an examination of the natural patterns of dialogue, which focuses on features such as turn-taking, gazer direction, and how speakers sequence speech
Grounded Theory Technique
Where the researcher does not have any explicit theories or hypotheses to test prior to conducting the research (inductive approach)