qualitative approaches to research Flashcards
(27 cards)
phenomenological method
focuses on the lived experience
goal of phenomenological method
understand the meaning of the experiences as lived by the participant
bracketing
researcher identifies personal bias about the phenomena
phenomenological method sampling
purposive sampling
phenomenological method data collection
written or oral, data saturation
grounded theory model
purpose is to construct a theory about a phenomenon
what approach is used to arrive at a theory for the grounded theory model
inductive approach
when is the grounded theory model used
when the researcher is interested in a social process from the perspective of human interaction between social groups
gerund
grammatical form term for “ing”
grounded theory model sampling
purposive sampling
grounded theory model data collection
interviews and observation in a social setting
grounded theory model data analysis
theoretical sampling, open coding
ethnographic model
focuses on scientific description and interpretation of cultural groups or systems
emic view
insiders view of phenomenon
etic view
outsiders view of phenomenon
ethnographic model researchers perspective
trying to make sense of the world from an insiders view
ethnographic model sampling
purposive sampling
T/F key informants are used in the ethnographic model
true
ethnographic model data collection
interview and observations in a natural setting
case study method
involves a specific case; may be an individual, family, community, or organization
case study method sampling
purposive sampling
case study method researchers perspective
begins with an etic view and has an emic view by the end
case study method data collection
interviews, field observations, document review, etc.
Community based participatory research
also called action research; perspective of the community to plan action based on the communities perspective and situation
