Qualitative

Question 1

Qualitative Research

Answer 1

describing, interpreting, generating theories about social interactions and individual experiences as they occur in natural, rather than experimental situations

Question 2

Phenomenology

Answer 2

Description of lived experience of phenomena

Question 3

Phenomenology analytic methods

Answer 3

identify descriptions of the phenomenon of interest
categorize clusters that describe the commonality and structure of the experience

Question 4

Phenomenology audience

Answer 4

clinicians
practitioners
others who seek to understand the phenomenon of interest from the lived experience

Question 5

Phenomenology product

Answer 5

thematic description of the core and structure of the lived experiences

Question 6

Phenomenology Example

Answer 6

How do you experience living with your current prosthesis compared to your earlier prostheses suspended with sockets?

Question 7

Discourse Analysis

Answer 7

understand how people use language to shape identities, activities, and relationships

Question 8

Discourse Analysis, Analytic Methods

Answer 8

examination of the words
interest in how stores are told
interest in the creation of the identities, activities, relationships, and shared meaning in question

Question 9

Discourse Analysis Audience

Answer 9

policy makers, interventionists interested in understanding the discourse to craft effective messages

Question 10

Discourse Analysis Product

Answer 10

description of language usage; identification of the processes and discourses as it relates to above information

Question 11

Discourse Analysis Example

Answer 11

“The aim of this study was to investigate how individuals with CCD after TBI (a) used humor, by means of a thematic analysis, to categorize this humor and (b) linguistically constructed humorous exchanges during a naturalistic peer group interaction”

Question 12

Grounded Therapy

Answer 12

develop an explanatory theory of basic social processess

Question 13

Grounded Therapy Analytic Methods

Answer 13

examine concepts across properties and dimensions
develop explanatory framework integrating concepts into a core category

Question 14

Grounded Therapy Audience

Answer 14

researchers, practitioners, others interested in explanatory models, often for purpose of designing interventions and experimental practices

Question 15

Grounded Therapy Product

Answer 15

Theory

Question 16

Grounded Therapy Example

Answer 16

The purpose of this study was to explain critical factors associated with the decision- making process to enroll/not enroll in a home-based PA research study among people who use wheelchairs

Question 17

Reflexivity

Answer 17

examination and sensitivity to researcher’s role, prior assumptions, prior experiences

Question 18

Bracketing

Answer 18

researchers set aside but do not abandon their a priori knowledge and assumptions, with the analytic goal of attention to the participants accounts with an open mind

Question 19

Methodology: Personal

Answer 19

Reflexivity
Bracketing

Question 20

Data Saturation

Answer 20

the point in a research process where enough data has been collected to draw necessary conclusions, and any further data collection will not produce value-added insights

Question 21

Iterative process

Answer 21

an approach to continuously improving a concept, design, or product

Question 22

Triangulation of sources/method

Answer 22

the use of multiple methods or data sources in qualitative research to develop a comprehensive understanding of phenomena

Question 23

Grand Tour Questions

Answer 23

a statement of the question being examined in the study in its most general form. Can be leading

This question , consistent with the emerging methodology of qualitative designs, is posed as a general issue so as not to limit the inquiry.

Question 24

Qualitative PICO

Answer 24

Population or Problem
Interest; relates to event, activity, experience of interest
Context