Question 1

Tacit knowledge is best defined as ______.

Accepted Answer

A) initial responses to observations,made when analyzing field notes 
B) information that key informants deliberately withhold from intensive interviews 
C) largely unarticulated,contextual understandings of social processes 
D) hypotheses taken from field research that can be tested in future research 
A) initial responses to observations,made when analyzing field notes 
B) information that key informants deliberately withhold from intensive interviews 
C) largely unarticulated,contextual understandings of social processes 
D) hypotheses taken from field research that can be tested in future research

Question 2

What is photo voice? How is it used in qualitative data analysis?

Accepted Answer

Photo voice--a method in which research

Question 3

Describe the ethics involved in qualitative data analysis.Do these differ from ethics in other forms of data analysis? Explain.

Accepted Answer

Privacy,confidentiality,and anonymity--i

Question 4

What is conversation analysis? How does it use conversation? How is it similar to ethnomethodology?

Accepted Answer

Conversation analysis--a specific method

Question 5

One researcher examined how people greeted one another on the street by paying careful attention to their verbal exchanges.This type of research is probably ______.

Accepted Answer

A) oral history 
B) narrative analysis 
C) ethnography 
D) conversation analysis 
A) oral history 
B) narrative analysis 
C) ethnography 
D) conversation analysis

Question 6

Describe grounded theory.How does it compare to deductive research?

Accepted Answer

Grounded theory--systematic theory devel

Question 7

Topics for concern regarding ethics in qualitative data analysis include all of the following EXCEPT ______.

Accepted Answer

A) privacy 
B) confidentiality 
C) compensation 
D) anonymity 
A) privacy 
B) confidentiality 
C) compensation 
D) anonymity

Question 8

How is visual sociology different from other forms of qualitative analysis? Propose a research project that would use visual sociology to understand the social world.

Accepted Answer

Photo voice--a method in which research

Question 9

Concepts and analytic insights are usually derived from field notes and interviews after the observation period has ended.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

If a researcher believes that the text can never be judged to be true or false,the researcher has what type of perspective?

Accepted Answer

A) emic 
B) etic 
C) analytic 
D) hermeneutic 
A) emic 
B) etic 
C) analytic 
D) hermeneutic

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT useful for assessing the quality of qualitative analysis?

Accepted Answer

A) Does the analysis illuminate the phenomenon as a lived experience? 
B) Is the analysis thickly contextualized? 
C) Does the study produce generalizable findings? 
D) Is the study historically and relationally grounded? 
A) Does the analysis illuminate the phenomenon as a lived experience? 
B) Is the analysis thickly contextualized? 
C) Does the study produce generalizable findings? 
D) Is the study historically and relationally grounded?

Question 12

Progressive focusing involves ______.

Accepted Answer

A) refining the study focus by interacting with data during the study period 
B) using inductive methods to generate general propositions 
C) reputational methods to determine informal leadership in a natural setting 
D) coding and then recoding qualitative data in electronic (computerized)format) 
A) refining the study focus by interacting with data during the study period 
B) using inductive methods to generate general propositions 
C) reputational methods to determine informal leadership in a natural setting 
D) coding and then recoding qualitative data in electronic (computerized)format)

Question 13

Qualitative research demands a disciplined transcription schedule,so the researcher does not become overwhelmed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

To interpret text literally,what must a researcher focus on?

Accepted Answer

A) how his or her orientation shapes research 
B) how meaning is constructed in text 
C) the subtext,or implied meaning 
D) actual content and form 
A) how his or her orientation shapes research 
B) how meaning is constructed in text 
C) the subtext,or implied meaning 
D) actual content and form

Question 15

Qualitative data analysis on meaning and in-depth study makes it a valuable supplement to analysis of quantitative data.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

What identifies the combination of factors that had to be present across multiple cases to produce a particular outcome?

Accepted Answer

A) ethnomethodology 
B) qualitative comparative analysis 
C) grounded theory 
D) case-oriented understanding 
A) ethnomethodology 
B) qualitative comparative analysis 
C) grounded theory 
D) case-oriented understanding

Question 17

What is participatory action research? How might this type of research benefit projects in fields such as public health,social work,and sociology?

Accepted Answer

Participatory action research,

Question 18

Sociologists developing methods to learn how others "see" the social world and to create images for further study are concerned with ______.

Accepted Answer

A) media sociology 
B) narrative analysis 
C) visual sociology 
D) photography 
A) media sociology 
B) narrative analysis 
C) visual sociology 
D) photography

Question 19

A method of analysis that delves into the sequential organization and details of dialogue ______.

Accepted Answer

A) ethnography 
B) qualitative comparative analysis 
C) conversation analysis 
D) narrative analysis 
A) ethnography 
B) qualitative comparative analysis 
C) conversation analysis 
D) narrative analysis

Question 20

The focus of ethnomethodologists is ______.

Accepted Answer

A) how people form identities 
B) how people create reality 
C) how people engage in interaction 
D) how researchers affect their own research 
A) how people form identities 
B) how people create reality 
C) how people engage in interaction 
D) how researchers affect their own research

Tacit knowledge is best defined as ______.

What is photo voice? How is it used in qualitative data analysis?

Describe the ethics involved in qualitative data analysis.Do these differ from ethics in other forms of data analysis? Explain.

What is conversation analysis? How does it use conversation? How is it similar to ethnomethodology?

One researcher examined how people greeted one another on the street by paying careful attention to their verbal exchanges.This type of research is probably ______.

Describe grounded theory.How does it compare to deductive research?

Topics for concern regarding ethics in qualitative data analysis include all of the following EXCEPT ______.

How is visual sociology different from other forms of qualitative analysis? Propose a research project that would use visual sociology to understand the social world.

Concepts and analytic insights are usually derived from field notes and interviews after the observation period has ended.

If a researcher believes that the text can never be judged to be true or false,the researcher has what type of perspective?

Which of the following is NOT useful for assessing the quality of qualitative analysis?

Progressive focusing involves ______.

Qualitative research demands a disciplined transcription schedule,so the researcher does not become overwhelmed.

To interpret text literally,what must a researcher focus on?

Qualitative data analysis on meaning and in-depth study makes it a valuable supplement to analysis of quantitative data.

What identifies the combination of factors that had to be present across multiple cases to produce a particular outcome?

What is participatory action research? How might this type of research benefit projects in fields such as public health,social work,and sociology?

Sociologists developing methods to learn how others "see" the social world and to create images for further study are concerned with ______.

A method of analysis that delves into the sequential organization and details of dialogue ______.

The focus of ethnomethodologists is ______.

The Science, society, and Social Research

The Process and Problems of Social Research

Research Ethics and Research Proposals

Conceptualization and Measurement

Sampling and Generalizability

Research Design and Causation

Experiments

Survey Research

Quantitative Data Analysis

Qualitative Methods

Mixed Methods

Evaluation and Policy Research

Research Using Secondary Data and Big Data

Research Using Historical and Comparative Data and Content Analysis

Summarizing and Reporting

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Exam 11: Qualitative Data Analysis

Tacit knowledge is best defined as ______.

What is photo voice? How is it used in qualitative data analysis?

Describe the ethics involved in qualitative data analysis.Do these differ from ethics in other forms of data analysis? Explain.

What is conversation analysis? How does it use conversation? How is it similar to ethnomethodology?

One researcher examined how people greeted one another on the street by paying careful attention to their verbal exchanges.This type of research is probably ______.

Describe grounded theory.How does it compare to deductive research?

Topics for concern regarding ethics in qualitative data analysis include all of the following EXCEPT ______.

How is visual sociology different from other forms of qualitative analysis? Propose a research project that would use visual sociology to understand the social world.

Concepts and analytic insights are usually derived from field notes and interviews after the observation period has ended.

If a researcher believes that the text can never be judged to be true or false,the researcher has what type of perspective?

Which of the following is NOT useful for assessing the quality of qualitative analysis?

Progressive focusing involves ______.

Qualitative research demands a disciplined transcription schedule,so the researcher does not become overwhelmed.

To interpret text literally,what must a researcher focus on?

Qualitative data analysis on meaning and in-depth study makes it a valuable supplement to analysis of quantitative data.

What identifies the combination of factors that had to be present across multiple cases to produce a particular outcome?

What is participatory action research? How might this type of research benefit projects in fields such as public health,social work,and sociology?

Sociologists developing methods to learn how others "see" the social world and to create images for further study are concerned with ______.

A method of analysis that delves into the sequential organization and details of dialogue ______.

The focus of ethnomethodologists is ______.

The Science, society, and Social Research

The Process and Problems of Social Research

Research Ethics and Research Proposals

Conceptualization and Measurement

Sampling and Generalizability

Research Design and Causation

Experiments

Survey Research

Quantitative Data Analysis

Qualitative Methods

Mixed Methods

Evaluation and Policy Research

Research Using Secondary Data and Big Data

Research Using Historical and Comparative Data and Content Analysis

Summarizing and Reporting

Filters