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In qualitative comparative analysis (QCA), what type of questions are needed for rich description and exploration of everyday phenomena?
In qualitative comparative analysis (QCA), what type of questions are needed for rich description and exploration of everyday phenomena?
- Questions with predefined answers for easy categorization
- Open and specific questions seeking rich description and exploration (correct)
- Closed-ended questions for quantitative analysis
- Vague and ambiguous questions to allow for multiple interpretations
What is the key difference in sample selection between qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) and other non-random sampling approaches?
What is the key difference in sample selection between qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) and other non-random sampling approaches?
- QCA focuses on homogeneous samples
- Non-random sampling has a limited scope in QCA (correct)
- Non-random sampling relies on pre-determined decision-making for sample selection
- QCA uses random sampling for greater diversity
How are guiding categories in qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) different from grounded theory (GT)?
How are guiding categories in qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) different from grounded theory (GT)?
- Guiding categories are based solely on literature in QCA, while in GT they are based on research questions
- There are no guiding categories in QCA, unlike in GT
- Guiding categories are pre-defined in QCA, while in GT they are discovered during the study (correct)
- Guiding categories are developed through consensus in QCA, unlike in GT where they are individually defined
What is the recommended approach to familiarize yourself with the data before coding in qualitative research?
What is the recommended approach to familiarize yourself with the data before coding in qualitative research?
What is the main purpose of initial open coding?
What is the main purpose of initial open coding?
What does mutually exclusiveness in the coding tree imply?
What does mutually exclusiveness in the coding tree imply?
What is the primary characteristic of unidimensional categories in the coding tree?
What is the primary characteristic of unidimensional categories in the coding tree?
What is the significance of saturation when developing categories inductively?
What is the significance of saturation when developing categories inductively?
What does internally heterogeneous text refer to in the context of initial open coding?
What does internally heterogeneous text refer to in the context of initial open coding?
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