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- 1what is grounded theoryestablish theoretical understanding grounded in data, strong coding procedure (approach that provides extensive analytical framework focused on production of theory). is inductive (develops a theory)
- 2three type of qualitative theorygrounded theory,,
discursive psych/discourse analysis,, interpretative phenomenological analysis - 3characteristics of grounded theorydata collection/analysis simultaneously, ongoing process. theoretical sampling. memo-writing (mechanism by then analysis, for comparison too which may lead to more questions),, delay of literature review
- 4how is grounded theory theoreticalgoal is to generate a theory (substantive theory; not grand theory), researchers need to develop theoretical sensitivity, project continues until theoretical saturation
- 5how is grounded theory analyticalanalysis allows inductive move from data to theory that explains. coding process (open coding (breaking into conceptual components), axial coding (arrange into cats) selective/theoretical coding (identify relationship bt cats)).. constant comparison is THE central analytic technique
- 6how is grounded theory cyclicalmoving between data and analysis (collect more data when needed, conceptual and higher order with changes),, moving between developing theory and the literature
- 7what is discourse analysistalk can create, structure, etc. (its not what we are thinking its abt how we express it) social constructionism (all knowledge is constructed), allows us to question natural sense of understandings about the world
- 8two approaches of discourse analysisdiscursive psychology
foucauldian discourse analysis - 9describe discursive psychology perspectivewhich words are being used to describe? how does each speaker respond to each others talk? what do they do so it sounds factual? how is accountability managed? how they draw on psych concepts like identity or mental states?
- 10describe foucauldian discourse analysis methodswhat world or version of reality is being constructed? how to people understand themselves in this world and from these, what can they do or say? what is the social and historical context that allows this world to make sense?
- 11what is interpretative phenomenological analysisunderstanding meaning of human experience (phenomenology, hermeneutics, idiographic approach).. critical realist method (reality exists but only access is through persons perspective situated in their time and place)
- 12how would you carry out interpretative phenomenological analysisusually get data from SSIs, or diaries and written descriptions can be appropriate. case studies, or playscript-style transcript
- 13what are the three steps to making sense in the interpretative phenomenological analysissummarise experiences described, look at what this means, look at their self reflection and their own meaning making
(analysis; trustworthiness and data driven)
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- PSYCHOLOGY YEAR 2 (1 rmc) Karteikarten am eight, erstellt von Ki Rai am 25/11/2018.
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