EBP#2 Chpt 24: Data Collection in Qualitative Research

A set of vocabulary flashcards covering the key methods, terms, and processes involved in qualitative data collection as detailed in Chapter 24.

Self-reports

The most frequently used type of data in qualitative studies.

Observation

The second most frequently used type of data in qualitative studies, often collected through unstructured participant observation.

Analytic memos

Written records used during the qualitative data collection process to document insights and ideas for analysis.

Joint interviews

Also known as dyadic interviews, these involve collecting self-report data from two participants simultaneously.

Photo elicitation

A qualitative self-report technique that uses photographs to stimulate discussion and interview responses.

Think-aloud method

A self-report technique where participants are asked to verbalize their thought processes while performing a specific task.

Windshield survey

An initial method used in unstructured observation to get a general overview of the setting.