Qualitative Research notes
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This page gathers over 10 qualitative research notes, covering interviews, focus groups and data analysis. The university-level resources are for university students practising research methods and teachers looking for teaching material. Choose a note to start exploring.
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- Philosophical Foundations and Characteristics30
- Qualitative Research Design and Sampling43
- Ethnography30
- Grounded Theory17
- Phenomenology13
- Narrative Research11
- Case Study Research6
- Qualitative Data Collection36
- Observation22
- Qualitative Interviews63
- Focus Groups58
- Qualitative Data Analysis and Coding28
- Content Analysis13
- Thematic Analysis9
- Quality and Validity in Qualitative Research9
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Untitled http://ibpsychrevision.blogspot.se/p/qualitative-research.html 1. Distinguish between qualitative and quantitative data. Quantitative=data collected through numbers, cause & effect,...
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Qualitative Research Qualitative Research A. Quantitative v. Qualitative i. Quantitative: Relies primarily on numerical data and statistical analysis to descri...
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Etnografía Etnografía Is a research process and products in which a researcher attempts to provide propositional answers to questions about social life and organizations (Berg, 2009). It can be: a. Critic...
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Stages of Qualitative Research - created from Mind Map Identifying a research problem/stating the problem Reporting the Research Reviewing the literature
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3003 Exam Prep Interview process 1) Interviews should start with building rapport/trust by being friendly & respectful. You might spend a few minutes talking about the weather, whether the participant found the place okay, something...
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Focus groups - created from Mind Map Is a form of qualitative method used to gather rich, descriptive data in a smallgroup format from participants who have agreed to ‘focus’ on a topic of mutual Purpose What is distinctive about focus groups?
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Interviews - created from Mind Map Types of interview Stages in developing interviews Similar to a conversation between two people, useful to get vast amounts of infomation
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Interviews - created from Mind Map Definition Types Procedures
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Phenemenology - created from Mind Map Purpose Different Types Definition
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Techniques of Qualitative Data Analysis - creado desde un Mapa Mental DOCUMENTATION ORGANIZATION CONCEPTUALIZATION AND CODING
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Qualitative Research Methods - created from Mind Map Qualitative and quantitative research Qualitative data collection Qualitative data collection: six characteristics
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Focus groups - creado desde un Mapa Mental Procedure Procedure Purposes
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Week 3: qualitative research methods There is a continuum between qualitative and quantitative research methods Quantitative = numbers. It validates and measures Qualitative= words. It is subjective, relates to 'how' and identifies preliminary insights. ...
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Week 4: analysing qualitative data Observation: Ethnology: study of a primitive iety netnography: uses 'found data' A priory: decide what you want before looking at data Post hoc: look through data to find something pre established Qual M...
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INTERVIEWS - creado desde un Mapa Mental DEFINITION DATA ANALYSIS TYPES
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Steps in Qualitative Research - Some points to Consider Researcher's opinion, prejudices and other biases, and their effect on the data are considered part of the richness of qualitative data. Need to guard against value judgements, report biases The prese...
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Interview - created from Mind Map Types Use Procedures
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Qualitative content analysis - created from Mind Map Focus on the number of times it comes up is used only when Relational analysis
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About qualitative research notes
GoConqr OriginalUsing qualitative research notes
Start with Qualitative Research for a comparison of qualitative and quantitative research. Then read the note on the stages of qualitative research to follow the process from identifying a problem to reporting the research. Together, they offer a starting point before you focus on a particular method.
The notes on interviews cover types and procedures, while the focus groups note introduces their purpose and distinctive features. There is also a note on phenomenology that sets out its purpose, methodology, strengths and limitations.
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Choose one topic and read its note, then write a short summary in your own words. For analysis practice, use the note on qualitative data analysis techniques to review documentation, organisation and coding. Return to the relevant section when you need to clarify a term.
When you want a visual overview, switch to a mind map on the unit page. To check your understanding after reading, try a quiz there.
Frequently asked questions
Which note is a useful starting point?
Start with Qualitative Research if you want to compare qualitative and quantitative research. For a view of the process, follow it with the note on the stages of qualitative research. That note moves from identifying a research problem through data collection and analysis to reporting.
Do the notes cover interviews and focus groups?
Yes. The page lists notes on interview types, procedures and data analysis, as well as a note on developing interviews. The focus groups note describes their purpose and distinctive features. You can read the notes on each method separately or compare the topics they cover.
Are these notes free to use?
Yes. Every note listed here is free to open and study, without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users rather than GoConqr. You can browse the list and choose the notes that relate to the research methods or analysis topics you want to review.