PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1 11: Qualitative Research
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Qualitative Research
According to Creswell, it is defined as an inquiry process or understanding a social or human problem based on building a complex, holistic picture, formed with words, reporting detailed views of informants, and conducted in a natural setting.
Phenomenology
A type of qualitative research that emphasizes individual experiences, beliefs, and perceptions.
Understands “lived experiences” of the participants
Rooted in deep feelings and emotions.
Ethnography
A type of qualitative research that focuses on shared practices and belief systems of a specific community.
Requires prolonged immersion.
Inductive Thematic Analysis
A type of qualitative research wherein its primary concern is presenting the stories and experiences voiced by study participants as accurately and comprehensively as possible.
Most common qualitative data analysis method.
Results in recommendations for program and policy.
Grounded Theory
A type of qualitative research that is a set of inductive data collection and analytic methods with the purpose of constructing theories grounded in the data themselves.
Case Study
A type of qualitative research that allows the search and deep exploration of complex issues within a specific context.
Suits issues on education, sociology, and community-based problems.
Based on a small geographical area or very limited number of individuals as the subjects of study.
Discourse and Conversation Analysis
A type of qualitative research that focuses on text as an “object of analysis.”
Concerns with process meaning and understanding.
Narrative Analysis
A type of qualitative research that moves the emphasis from “What actually happened?” to “How do people make sense of what happened?”
Unearths the stories of the participants.
Ontological
Nature of reality.
Epistemological
The relationship of the researcher to that researched.
Axiological
Role of values.
Rhetorical
Language of research.
Methodological
Process of research.
Participants/Key Informants/Conversation Partners
In qualitative research, these are the individuals who share their experiences, perspectives, or insights about the topic being studied.