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Quiz 1 2nd Sem (bal) Flashcards

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Focus - Meaning context
Philosophy - Constructivism
Goal - Understand
Design - Flexible
Data Collection - Researcher
Validity - Internal

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Qualitative

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Focus - Frequency
Philosophy - Positivism
Goal - Predict, control, test
Design - Structured
Data collection - tests, instrument
Validity - External

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Quantitative

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Qualitative

  • Explore
  • Describe
  • Interpret
  • Evaluate
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We can learn from experience; we learn on our own; learning something we can learn on our own

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Constructivism

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Types of quantitative research (NEGCAP)

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Narrative
Ethnographic
Grounded theory
Case study
Action
Phenomenological

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Type of quantitative research where the subject will give meaning; participant will give their own meaning and interpret

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Narrative

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Type of quantitative research which studies a community or an ethnic group (ex. Igorot, Tagbanua)

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Ethnography

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Type of quantitative research where you make your own theory without any idea

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Grounded theory

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Type of quantitative research for 1 subject only

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Case study

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Type of quantitative research about specific social issues or action for a specific problem

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Action

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Type of quantitative research about phenomenon; kasalukuyang nangyayari; karanasan; you will interpret

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Phenomenological

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It measures what it tends to measure

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Validity

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About consistency

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Reliability

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4 pillars of validity

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Credibility
Dependability
Trustworthy/Trustworthiness
Confirmability

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5 methods in validity

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Prolonged interaction
Bracketing
External auditing
Triangulation
Clarification

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Method in validity where you stay for 6 months or years

Ex. Wildlife research, magiging member ng isang ethnic group

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Prolonged interaction

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Method in validity where there are no biases; neutral only; pagdidikit-dikitin

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Bracketing

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Method in validity which has truthful documents

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External auditing

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Method in validity which is done through locating possible location or person; GPS

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Triangulation

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2 types of coding

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Deductive
Inductive

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Type of coding which aims to test existing theory; big to small

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Deductive

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Type of coding which aims to develop a theory; small to big

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Inductive

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Comparison of then and now performance

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Predictive validity

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Obtained during experimental research; qualitative

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Internal validity

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Applicable to all large groups; quantitative

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External validity

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3 types of validity

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Face validity
Content validity
Construct validity

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Type of validity which is the weakest form of validity; appears to measure what it tends to measure; reviewed by non-experts; informal; subjective

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Face validity

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Type of validity which measures the relevance and appropriateness of research instrument; done by subject experts; formal

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Content validity

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Type of validity about if the research instrument measures the concept it tends to measure; which is formal and important in making tests; not always obvious but has direct direction; can be valid relied to variable; like covert behaviour

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Construct validity

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2 types of construct validity

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Convergent
Discriminant

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Type of construct validity with high positive correlation; whether a test correlates with other tests that measures the same construct

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Convergent validity

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Type of construct validity where the test is unrelated to other tests that measures different construct

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Discriminant validity

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5 mixed research

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Quasi-experimental research
Predictive research
Survey research
Experimental research
Field research

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A mixed research which is almost an experimental research-field study

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Quasi-experimental research

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Mixed research where you describe, predict, explain

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Predictive research

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Mixed research about the study of field

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Survey research

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Mixed research about the effect on a variable

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Experimental research

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Mixed research which is done in an area and an action takes place

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Field research

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A systematic investigation of situations and phenomena to establish facts; having new idea to present to society

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Research

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A qualitative method of data collection that aims to observe, interact, and understand people while they are in a natural environment

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Field method

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Franz Boas, social anthropologist

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Field study method

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