PR

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Comes from the root word “narrate” which means “to tell a story”
It collects detailed stories on people’s individual experiences and creating meaning out of the stories collected.
of This involves “restorying” which means retelling the story objectively in detail.

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narrative research

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personal experiences which are captured in their personal narratives

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individual experience

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just like how stories are told, narrative research has sequential order of events or plot.

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chronology of experience

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involves collection of stories on the participant’s personal perspectives

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collecting individual stories

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retelling the story objectively in detail

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restorying

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this is a process where the researcher make codes for the themes based on the statement/stories of the participants

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coding of themes

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a process where the researcher collaborate with participants to verify the truthfulness of the data

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member checking

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means that the stories are based on real-life situations

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contextual

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means there are many sources of data in narrative research aside from interviews and observations such as biographies, autobiographies, personal narratives, diaries and personal journals etc.

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multi source of data

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a process done to verify if the story source is trusted.

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background checking

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is the in-depth study of naturally occurring behavior within a culture or social group.

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ethnography

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ethnography invented by

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bronislaw malinowski 1915

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ethnography is developed by

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Gerhard Friedrich Muller

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is a person who spends some time living with, interviewing, and observing a group of people to describe their customs.

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ethnographer

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The researcher uses multiple methods to collect data: interviews, observation and document.

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multi method

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The researcher carries out interpretative analyses of that data

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interpretative

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The research avoids manipulating the phenomena under investigation.

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unobtrusive

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The research is relatively long.

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longitudinal

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The research involves the participation of stakeholders other than the researcher.

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collaborative

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contributes to a better understanding of the relationship between states of individual consciousness and social life.

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phenomenalogical research

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seeks to understand how human awareness contributes to the creation of social action, social situation, and social world.

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phenomenology

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He was the principal author of phenomenology. He made the case that phenomena should be the subject of scientific investigation as experienced by the individual’s awareness.

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edmund husserl

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deferring judgment regarding the natural world in order to concentrate on the analysis of experience.

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bracketing

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when researchers are receptive to the meanings that others who have experienced the phenomenon have assigned to

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intuiting

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focused on discussions and reflections of first-hand experiences with the issue under study

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analyzing

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provide a textual explanation of the crucial components that are based on the categorization and grouping phenomenon. This stage's goal is to explain the experience's importance and meaning.

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describing

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research ability, financial standing, health condition, facilities, time allotment, mental capacity etc

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personal sources

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refers to the possible hindrances in finishing the study/disadvantages of the topic

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limitations in the subject matter

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research study must yield results that would be of great instrument for solving problems

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timeliness and relevance of topic

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there must be studies or written sources available about the topic

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availability of info

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researcher's interest in the chosen topic must be fully engaged

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interest in subject matter

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topics that may allow researcher's to be fully biased and cannotbe supported by facts

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controversial topics

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topics that could be out of the researcher's experiences or expertise

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highly technique subjects

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topics that have no available materials or materials are not updated

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hard to investigate subject

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topics that have large scope that could be out of researcher's control; best way is to limit or narrow down the topic

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too broad subject

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comprehensive study of social unit of society

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case study