Exam 16: Analysis of Qualitative Data

CAQDA software enables the qualitative data analyst to move back and forth between the data and more abstract concepts. This has made this software especially appealing to proponents of:

An advantage of the contextualizing strategies in qualitative data analysis is:

The term "reflective remarks" refers to:

The primary goal of the case study is:

The approach to qualitative data analysis that attempts to treat the data as a coherent whole and retain as much of the raw data as possible is called:

In regard to which of the following strategies does the text conclude that "it is probably grandiose to call it theory building "

Which of the following is NOT true in comparing qualitative data analysis and quantitative data analysis

Which of the following was NOT stated in the text as a way to verify conclusions in qualitative data analysis

A "sociogram" is most accurately called:

According to the text, one of the advantages gained when the research stages of data collection and data analysis overlap is:

When a code identifies some abstract or theoretical theme or pattern, it is called:

In qualitative data analysis, an "outlier" refers to:

As used in the context of qualitative data analysis, the term "contextualize" means:

Another term for "deviant cases" is:

How is the drawing of conclusions in qualitative data analysis similar to and different from the drawing of conclusions in quantitative data analysis

Describe the kinds of data displays that are used in qualitative data analysis.

Describe what reflective remarks and memos are. What role do they play in qualitative data analysis

All of the following statements are true about the process of coding in qualitative data analysis EXCEPT:

Which of the following is NOT true about the process of coding texts from field notes or ethnographic interviews in qualitative data analysis

Which of the following statements is true about the process of coding in qualitative data analysis