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Qualitative guidelines

Róisín Farmer 16 questions

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  1. 1According to Yardley (2000), commitment and rigour involves: (4)
    1. AImmersion in data
    2. BIn-depth engagement with topic
    3. CMethodological competence
    4. DThorough data collection
    5. EClarity and power of argument
    6. FFit between theory and method
  2. 2Transparency and coherence involves: (4)
    1. AClarity and power of arguments
    2. BTransparent methods and data presentation
    3. CFit between theory and method
    4. DReflexivity
    5. EImmersion in data
    6. FSocio-cultural importance
  3. 3Impact and importance involves [blank_start]theoretical[blank_end] importance, involving enriching understanding, [blank_start]socio-cultural[blank_end] importance, meaning to change society, and [blank_start]practice[blank_end] importance, for example to inform policy
    1. Atheoretical
    2. Bsocio-cultural
    3. Cpractice
  4. 4According to Lincoln & Guba (1989), how can a researcher establish trustworthiness? (4)
    1. ACredibility
    2. BTransferability
    3. CDependability
    4. DConfirmability
    5. ETriangulation
    6. FMember checking
  5. 5According to Lincoln & Guba (1989), how can credibility be achieved: (6)
    1. APersistent engagement and observation
    2. BTriangulation
    3. CPeer debriefing
    4. DNegative case analysis
    5. EReferential adequacy
    6. FMember checking
    7. GTransferability
    8. HDependability
  6. 6Triangulation involves:
    1. AGetting more than 1 person to code data etc.
    2. BGetting peer reviewed
    3. CAcknowledging information that doesn't fit the theory
    4. DChecking data and analysis with participants
  7. 7Peer debriefing is basically the same as peer review
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  8. 8Acknowledging information that doesn't fit with the theory is known as:
    1. ANegative case analysis
    2. BReferential adequacy
    3. CMember checking
    4. DTriangulation
  9. 9Go back to the raw data to compare to preliminary findings to ensure nothing was missed is known as:
    1. AReferential adequacy
    2. BNegative case analysis
    3. CMember checking
    4. DTransferability
  10. 10Member checking, a method of gaining credibility, involves:
    1. AChecking data and analysis with participants
    2. BGoing back to raw data to compare to preliminary findings to ensure nothing was missed
    3. CAcknowledging information that doesn't fit with the theory
    4. DPeer debriefing

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RDA2 - Qualitative Quiz on Qualitative guidelines, created by Róisín Farmer on 03/05/2017.
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