Ethics
When researchers cannot coerce people into participating in research. Participants have the right to stop participating when they want, and can choose not to answer a question or questions without any consequence
What is Voluntary participation?
This part of the capstone provides the reader with sufficient history of the topic
What is the problem statement?
Deep play: notes on the Balinese cockfight is an example of this type of research.
What is Ethnography?
This research method is defined by immersing oneself into a community.
A pre-existing bias in the world which has seeped into the data.
What is Historical Bias?
When participants need to have enough information about a study to make an informed decision about whether to participate
What is Informed Consent?
"What are the experiences of people working night shifts in policing" is an example of this ______ research question.
What is qualitative?
In "“I wasn’t texting; I was just reading an email …”: a qualitative study of distracted driving enforcement in Washington State " the researchers use _____ to conduct their research.
What are focus groups?
This research method starts with quantitative data collection and analysis and then follows up with qualitative data collection and analysis, which leads to interpretation
What is explanatory sequential design?
Crime datasets only include crime that is reported.
What is representation bias?
Bodies that are established by the institutions to provide ethics oversight for all research projects that involve human participants, irrespective of the source of funding, or lack thereof.
What is REB
A set of beliefs that Guide Your Work
What is worldview?
Describes a research method that combines both qualitative and quantitative methods to study a phenomenon.
What is mixed methods?
Using data from the Canadian census for your research on demographic and population ages could be an example of this.
What is secondary data analysis?
The process of fixing or removing incorrect, corrupted, incorrectly formatted, duplicate, or incomplete data within a dataset
A way of working that accounts for the impact that traumatic events may have had in people's lives
What is Trauma Informed Research?
Postpositivist, Constructivist, Transformative and ______ are the four worldviews we discussed.
What is Pragmatist?
A testable prediction about the relationship between variables
What is a hypothesis?
Often considered a snapshot of a particular group of people at a given point in time.
What is a cross-sectional study?
Deep play: notes on the Balinese cockfight is an example of this type of research.
What is an Ethnography?
As discussed in the Research 101 Manifesto: Research can perpetuate _______ if done carelessly.
What is stigma?
How has the crime rate changed in areas with community policing programs?, is an example of _____ research question.
What is quanitative?
Working with Incarcerated Youth: Emotional Labour and Moral Wages used this research method
What are interviews?
This research method follows the same group of participants over an extended period of time (often years or decades).
What is a longitudinal study?
When the ID of the participant is known but not shared this is an example of ______.
What is confidentiality?