History
Sampling Methods
Qualitative Methods
Terminology I
Terminology II
100
This researcher examined why societies are becoming violent through analyzing TV shows.
What is George Gerbner (1968)?
100
It is used in content analysis. I pick my sample by selecting articles from different months and different days of the week
What is Constructed Week?
100
This qualitative methods uses a coding manual which develops coding on how to analyze specific texts?
What is content analysis?
100
It is technique used in content analysis used to highlight the main points of the text and compare it to the statement.
What is summary technique?
100
It is the epistemological approach for qualitative research.
What is interpretivism ?
200
This study about syphilis comprised of 600 African American men and was questioned for it's unethical methods.
What is Tuskgee Syphilis Study (1932-1972)?
200
For this study, I am looking for a sample that comprises of individuals who were present at the International Gala.
What is purposive sampling?
200
It is a process constructed in everyday life. There are several participants and a moderator
What is a focus group?
200
When there is more than one observer and members of the team can agree on the analysis of data.
What is internal reliability ( inter coder reliability)?
200
It is a list of questions specific to the topics related to the research question
What is an interview guide?
300
He contributed to the development of focus groups during WWII and wrote the novel "The Focus Interview"
What is Robert Merton (1940's)?
300
A participant in my study referred me to someone else who could be a potential participant
What is snowball sampling?
300
One can conduct this method in three ways: structured, semi-structured and unstructured. There is an interviewee and interviewer.
What are interviews?
300
When examining the text, one is analyzing the content that underlines the hidden meaning and what is not as apparent
What is latent content?
300
In this convert role, the researcher engages with the participants but the participants are unaware of the researcher's role.
What is complete participant?
400
He wrote the novel "Argonauts of the Western Pacific" which is an ethnographical work examining the Trobiand people in New Guinea.
What is Bronislaw Malinoski (1922)?
400
It is a sampling method which is carried out in which abstract considerations guide the collection of the data.
What is theoretical sampling?
400
A research method where the researcher immerses themselves into an environment for extended periods of time.
What is ethnography ?
400
These are clear and vivid data that specify whatever is observed or heard
What are field notes?
400
It identifies conflicts, struggles and power observed and recorded in a social setting. This uses x and y coding scheme.
What is versus coding?
500
During this time, researchers analyzed a specific text to examine how the church used this text to impact the masses.
What are hymns (late 1600's)
500
I selected my sample based who was in the Tim Horton's line at 2:30 PM.
What is convenience sampling?
500
Values, subjects, themes and words can all be analyzed by this research method
What is content analysis?
500
It is one of the three core principles. This means the individual has autonomy and freedom to choose what will happen during the research process.
What is respects for person?
500
These are the types of questions that narrow down on the answers
What are follow up questions?
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