Research methods exam 3

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What is small q and big q?

small q is scientifically descriptive, big q is artfully interpretive

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What are the data analysis approaches for small q?

  • quantitative content analysis

  • coding reliability thematic analysis

  • classic grounded theory


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What are the quality/rigor practices for small q?

  • saturation

  • member checking

  • consensus coding

  • inter-coder reliability

  • triangulation


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What are the data analysis approaches for big q?

  • reflexive thematic analysis

  • interpretative phenomenological analysis

  • participatory action research


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What are the quality/rigor practices for big q?

  • information power

  • member reflections

  • collaborative coding

  • thick description

  • crystallization


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Explain the qualitative method of content analysis.

Used to identify and quantify themes and patterns in text data (frequency).

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Explain the qualitative method of narrative analysis.

Used to explore & analyze stories & personal experiences.

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Explain the qualitative method of thematic analysis.

Used to identify & organize themes & categories across data sets.

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Explain qualitative method of grounded theory analysis.

Use to generate a theory from data through an iterative process of coding and comparison.

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Explain qualitative method of discourse analysis.

Used to examine and interpret the use of language and communication in social contexts.

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Explain the qualitative method of phenomenological analysis.

Used to describe and understand the lived experiences and meanings of individuals or groups.

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What are the common types of coding at a descriptive level?

  • inductive (new ideas)

  • deductive (established work)

  • hybrid (a priori and add new codes)


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What is descriptive coding?

Summarizing topic of data.

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What is structural coding?

Follows structures from interview. all the responses from question 1 show up.

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What is value coding?

Participant values, beliefs, attitudes.

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What is emotional coding?

Feeling and reactions.

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What is in vivo coding?

Using the participants own words.

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Initial codes, categories, and themes are what?

Separate things!

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What is involved in developing themes?

Interpreting patterns of meaning.

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Coding for barriers/facilitators would be what kind of coding?

Structural.

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Coding for experience would be what kind of coding?

Emotional.

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Coding for preparation style would be what kind of coding?

Descriptive.

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What is coding?

An analytic process shaped by what we want to understand, our methodological assumptions, and how we interpret data.