Exam 3: Qualitative Approaches to Research

An intensive study of a specific individual,event,organization,or specific context is referred to as a(n)_______________.

Any variable that is measured using numbers is best termed a(n)____ measure.

Karla wants to better understand the everyday experiences of individuals with paranoid schizophrenia and how the symptoms of their schizophrenia impact their interactions with others.She has collected substantial amounts of data based on her interviews of individuals with paranoid schizophrenia.After repeatedly and systematically reviewing the transcripts,Karla has identified specific ideas that convey important parts of the experience of the individuals who participated.These are best termed ____.

Discuss the role of confirmability in assessing qualitative research.

Which qualitative research method did Jean Piaget rely on in the development of his theory of cognition?​

Christine has conducted a study in which family caregivers of young adults with severe developmental disabilities were trained in stress reduction methods.After the fact,she discusses her findings with participants to ask whether the results make sense to them.Christine is assessing the ____ of her research.

Narrative 3-1 Lincoln wants to learn more about issues related to underage drinking on campus,and arranges for a series of meetings in which the topic will be discussed.Specific categories of individuals (e.g. ,underage vs.of-age,living on vs.off campus,etc. )are invited to the meetings,which are recorded while the individuals discuss questions related to underage drinking.​ -Lincoln analyzes the data from his study and treats each participant statement as a chunk,a process referred to as ____.

The philosophical perspective and approach to qualitative methodology that focuses on people's subjective experiences and interpretations of the world is referred to as _______________.

Christine has conducted a study in which family caregivers of young adults with severe developmental disabilities were trained in stress reduction methods.After finding it to be very successful,she tests the same program with family caregivers of young adults who have suffered traumatic brain injury or spinal injury and have suddenly become disabled.Christine is assessing the ____ of her research.

The most common ethnographic approach is ____.