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What is the main focus of the Research Methodology chapter in a research paper?
Which type of study explores the lived-experiences of participants during an event or activity?
What does Grounded Theory primarily use to build a theory based on data?
What does Ethnographic Study aim to learn and describe?
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What does Case Study provide an in-depth look at?
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What is the main purpose of Phenomenological Study?
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What is the main focus of the historical method of qualitative research?
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What is the purpose of Discourse Analysis in qualitative research?
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What type of sampling method involves non-random selection based on convenience or other criteria?
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In qualitative research, which sampling technique is usually used where inclusion criteria is set before choosing a participant?
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What is the most commonly used process in analyzing qualitative data?
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What is the primary purpose of a research instrument in qualitative research?
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What does a questionnaire typically consist of in a research instrument?
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What are the characteristics of open-ended, long-form questions in a questionnaire?
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What can be the nature of data collected from a data collection questionnaire?
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What characteristic distinguishes a survey from a questionnaire?
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Study Notes
Research Methodology
- The main focus of the Research Methodology chapter in a research paper is to describe the approach, methods, and procedures used to collect and analyze data.
Types of Studies
- Phenomenological Study: explores the lived-experiences of participants during an event or activity to understand their perceptions and meanings.
- Ethnographic Study: aims to learn and describe the culture, norms, and behaviors of a group or community.
- Case Study: provides an in-depth look at a specific case or situation to gain detailed insights and understanding.
- Grounded Theory: primarily uses coding and memoing to build a theory based on data.
Qualitative Research Methods
- Historical Method: focuses on analyzing historical data and documents to understand past events and their significance.
- Discourse Analysis: aims to analyze language and communication to understand social constructs and power dynamics.
Sampling Techniques
- Purposive Sampling: involves non-random selection based on convenience or other criteria.
- Criterion-Based Sampling: usually used where inclusion criteria is set before choosing a participant.
Data Analysis
- The most commonly used process in analyzing qualitative data is coding and theme identification.
Research Instruments
- The primary purpose of a research instrument is to collect data.
- A questionnaire typically consists of a set of questions designed to collect data from participants.
- Open-ended, long-form questions in a questionnaire allow participants to provide detailed and rich responses.
- Data collected from a data collection questionnaire can be qualitative or quantitative in nature.
- A survey is distinct from a questionnaire in that it is typically administered to a larger sample size and aims to collect more generalizable data.
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Test your understanding of the third chapter of a research paper which covers research designs, locale of the study, respondents/participants of the study, sampling technique, research instrument, data gathering procedures, analysis procedures, and the qualitative approach. Explore your knowledge of qualitative study types.