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Qualitative research seeks to understand the deeper meaning behind people's ______, perspectives, and interactions.
Qualitative research seeks to understand the deeper meaning behind people's ______, perspectives, and interactions.
actions
One type of qualitative research is ______, which involves exploring the essence of lived experiences.
One type of qualitative research is ______, which involves exploring the essence of lived experiences.
Phenomenology
Ethnography involves the study of ______ and social groups.
Ethnography involves the study of ______ and social groups.
cultures
A ______ is a qualitative research method that focuses on an in-depth exploration of a specific individual, group, organization, event, or situation.
A ______ is a qualitative research method that focuses on an in-depth exploration of a specific individual, group, organization, event, or situation.
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______ Theory is a type of qualitative research that focuses on developing theories based on real-world data.
______ Theory is a type of qualitative research that focuses on developing theories based on real-world data.
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Narrative Inquiry is a qualitative approach focused on understanding ______ and personal experiences.
Narrative Inquiry is a qualitative approach focused on understanding ______ and personal experiences.
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Qualitative research is often used to explore unique or ______ phenomena.
Qualitative research is often used to explore unique or ______ phenomena.
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In qualitative research, understanding how students adapt to online learning during a pandemic is an example of using a ______ study.
In qualitative research, understanding how students adapt to online learning during a pandemic is an example of using a ______ study.
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Ethnography is a qualitative research method used to study the culture, behaviors, and social interactions of a specific ______.
Ethnography is a qualitative research method used to study the culture, behaviors, and social interactions of a specific ______.
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Grounded Theory is a qualitative research method focused on developing new theories directly from data collected in the ______.
Grounded Theory is a qualitative research method focused on developing new theories directly from data collected in the ______.
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Researchers use ______ to immerse themselves in the environment and observe the group's daily life.
Researchers use ______ to immerse themselves in the environment and observe the group's daily life.
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The goal of ______ is to gain deep insights into how a group operates.
The goal of ______ is to gain deep insights into how a group operates.
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After gathering data, researchers using Grounded Theory identify ______, themes, and relationships.
After gathering data, researchers using Grounded Theory identify ______, themes, and relationships.
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Ethnography involves the ______ of researchers in the community they study.
Ethnography involves the ______ of researchers in the community they study.
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The process of Grounded Theory is described as systematic and ______.
The process of Grounded Theory is described as systematic and ______.
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In qualitative research, understanding the experiences of participants can be explored through ______ methods.
In qualitative research, understanding the experiences of participants can be explored through ______ methods.
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Qualitative research design focuses on answering questions like 'How?' and 'What?' instead of 'Whether' or 'If,' which are more common in ______ research.
Qualitative research design focuses on answering questions like 'How?' and 'What?' instead of 'Whether' or 'If,' which are more common in ______ research.
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In qualitative research, the idea of research design can be more ______ and is often called by other names like research method or approach.
In qualitative research, the idea of research design can be more ______ and is often called by other names like research method or approach.
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Qualitative research uses ______, descriptions, and themes to understand ideas, experiences, or behaviors.
Qualitative research uses ______, descriptions, and themes to understand ideas, experiences, or behaviors.
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Qualitative research seeks to explore ______, meanings, and deeper understanding of a phenomenon.
Qualitative research seeks to explore ______, meanings, and deeper understanding of a phenomenon.
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Qualitative methods include interviews, focus groups, and open-ended surveys, while quantitative methods include surveys, experiments, and structured ______.
Qualitative methods include interviews, focus groups, and open-ended surveys, while quantitative methods include surveys, experiments, and structured ______.
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Qualitative studies often use smaller, focused ______ to dive deep into specific issues.
Qualitative studies often use smaller, focused ______ to dive deep into specific issues.
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The analysis of qualitative data often involves identifying themes and ______ through interpretation and coding.
The analysis of qualitative data often involves identifying themes and ______ through interpretation and coding.
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Qualitative research provides detailed ______ and explanations about phenomena rather than precise measurable results.
Qualitative research provides detailed ______ and explanations about phenomena rather than precise measurable results.
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An example of a qualitative research question is, 'How do students describe their experiences with ______ learning?'
An example of a qualitative research question is, 'How do students describe their experiences with ______ learning?'
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Study Notes
Qualitative Research Presentation - 2025
- Phoebe Joy M. Pacut-Lopez, Master Teacher I, presented the topic of Qualitative Research.
Qualitative Research Design
- Qualitative research design utilizes various methods to explore and understand concepts or issues.
- These approaches focus on questions like "How?" and "What?", unlike quantitative research which focuses on "Whether" or "If".
Qualitative Research - Flexibility
- Qualitative research design is often flexible and adaptable.
- It's also referred to by names like research method, approach, or type.
- A qualitative research design creates a practical plan from a research idea.
Quantitative vs. Qualitative - Data Nature
- Quantitative data uses numbers and statistics (e.g., percentages, averages, graphs) to analyze data.
- Qualitative data uses words, descriptions, and themes to understand concepts, experiences, or behaviors.
Quantitative vs. Qualitative - Research Questions
- Quantitative research answers questions like "How many?", "How much?", or "Is there a relationship?".
- Qualitative research answers questions like "How?" or "Why?".
Quantitative vs. Qualitative - Research Purpose
- Quantitative research tests theories, measures variables, and looks for patterns or relationships.
- Qualitative research explores experiences, meanings, and deepens understanding of a phenomenon.
Quantitative vs. Qualitative - Research Methods
- Quantitative methods include surveys, experiments, and structured observations.
- Qualitative methods include interviews, focus groups, open-ended surveys, and observations.
Quantitative vs. Qualitative - Sample Size
- Quantitative research often uses large sample sizes to generalize results.
- Qualitative research uses smaller, focused groups to explore specific issues in depth.
Quantitative vs. Qualitative - Analysis
- Quantitative research uses statistical tools and software to analyze data.
- Qualitative research identifies themes and patterns through interpretation and coding.
Quantitative vs. Qualitative - Outcomes
- Quantitative research provides precise, measurable results (e.g., 80% of students passed).
- Qualitative research provides detailed insights and explanations (e.g., "Students feel stressed due to lack of time management").
Quantitative vs. Qualitative - Examples
- A quantitative example: What percentage of students prefer online learning over face-to-face classes?
- A qualitative example: How do students describe their experiences with online learning?
Why Qualitative Research is Important
- Qualitative research is a powerful tool for exploring complex human experiences, behaviors, and cultural phenomena.
- Unlike quantitative research, which is focused on numbers and statistics, qualitative research aims to understand deeper meaning behind actions, perspectives, and interactions.
5 Types of Qualitative Research
- Case Study: In-depth exploration of a specific case or situation.
- Ethnography: Study of cultures and social groups.
- Grounded Theory: Developing theories from real-world data.
- Narrative Inquiry: Understanding stories and personal experiences.
- Phenomenology: Exploring the essence of lived experiences.
Case Study
- In-depth exploration of a specific individual, group, organization, event, or situation.
- Used to understand unique or complex phenomena; explore processes, relationships, or outcomes in a given context .
Ethnography
- Study of cultures and social interactions within a specific group or community.
- Researchers immerse themselves in the environment to understand daily life, values, and practices.
Grounded Theory
- Developing new theories or concepts from data collected in the field.
- Researchers analyze data for patterns, themes, and relationships to form the basis of a theory.
Narrative Inquiry
- Understanding and exploring experiences through personal stories and narratives.
- Valuing the personal and contextual nature of stories for a rich and in-depth understanding of experiences.
Phenomenology
- Qualitative research exploring the essence of lived experiences.
- Researches meaning and feelings associated with specific events, often by interviewing participants to provide in-depth accounts.
Additional Research Topics of the Presentation
- Improving Student Performance (Interactive Technology Impact)
- Small Business Success (Factors Contributing to Small Business Success)
- Coping with Online Learning (Adapting to Online Learning During a Pandemic)
- Studying Classroom Culture (Collaboration and Problem-solving in Robotics Class)
- Exploring Tribal Traditions (Role of Elders and Indigenous Communities)
- Youth and Social Media Use (Social Media and Friendships)
- Understanding Student Motivation (Factors Contributing to Students' Persistence in Challenging Subjects)
- Workplace Stress Among Teachers (Managing Stress Caused By Administrative Demands and Large Class Sizes)
- Adoption of Eco-Friendly Practices (What Drives Individuals to Recycle and Reduce Waste)
- Teachers' Experiences During a Pandemic (Teachers' Adaption to Remote Education)
- Students Overcoming Bullying (Personal Stories of overcoming Bullying)
- Lived Experiences of Migrant Workers (Adjusting to Life and Work in a New Culture)
- Student Experiences with Online Learning (Emotional Impact of Online Learning)
- Experiences of First-Time Parents (Most Challenging and Rewarding Aspects of Caring for a Newborn)
- Coping with Chronic Illness (Emotional and Psychological Impact of Chronic Pain)
- Perception of Filipino Women and Men on Intimate Partner Violence (Lived Experiences and Perceptions of Men and Women)
- Social Responsibility: Perceived Successful Student Leadership Experience (Developing a theory about what constitutes successful leadership in the context of social responsibility)
- Study of Experiences of Helping Professionals with Learning Disabilities (Lived Experiences of Professionals with Learning Disabilities)
- Research among Drinking Youth Cultures: Reflections From Observing Participants (Immersing in and Observing Youth Drinking Cultures)
- Leadership Journeys: Research Study Exploring Women School Superintendents' Meaning Making of Leadership. (Collecting and Analyzing Personal Stories of Women Superintendents)
- Child Protection and Maltreatment in the Philippines: A Systematic Review of the Literature (Systematic Review of Existing Studies on Child Protection)
- Biographical Research of Teacher's Experiences of Supportive Relationships with Colleagues (Exploring Individual Life Stories or Biographies of Teachers)
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Explore the principles and designs of qualitative research in this comprehensive quiz. Learn about its flexible nature compared to quantitative research, including a focus on understanding concepts and experiences through descriptive analysis. This quiz will enhance your knowledge of qualitative methodologies and their applications.
