Research Paradigms
Seeking one truth, one reality that can be generalized to others
A Term that originated at McMaster University
What is Evidence Based Practice
A type of study typically using surveys and questionnaires which simply aims to describe
What is Descriptive
Kimberly Calderwood's nemesis whose video titled "Why user involvement in research and evaluation is a bad thing"
Who is Peter Beresford
Indigenous Theoretical Framework typically divided into four distinct parts to represent balance
What is Medicine Wheel
Social Change and Action happens during this research type
What is Critical Theory
A perspective or way of thinking that forms the foundation of how we think and make decisions.
What is a Paradigm
What is Evaluative
Systematic, Meta-Analysis, and Content analysis
What are types of Literature Reviews
"an open-structured, conventional style methodology that respects story sharing within a Tribal cultural protocol context”
What are sharing circles
A type of research method that is associated with Positivist studies able to create causation, prediction, and association between variables
What is Quantitative
What is Epistemology
Uses open-ended questions by asking broad questions to better understand a phenomenon
What is Exploratory
TRUE or FALSE: Interpretive Qualitative Research is less systematic than positivist research
What is False
Role of researcher within Indigenous Study
What is Co-Researcher
Feminist, Marxist, and Critical Race Theories are ____________ that inform research approaches
What are Theoretical Frameworks
Refers to the actual measures/scales the researchers use and if it is measuring what it should
What is measurement Validity
"Is there a connection between x and y ?"
What is a positivist research question
A Type of research Introduced by Kurt Lewin and popularaized by Paulo Friere
What is Participatory Action Research
"utilized to honor the strengths of both Aboriginal and Western knowledge, research techniques, knowledge translation, and program development”
What is Two Eyed Seeing
Indigenous, Pre-Positivist, Positivist, Interpretive, Critical
What are research paradigms
What is Representative Reliability
Views Cause and Effect, typically has a hypotheses it wishes to test
What is Explanatory
Qualitative and Quantitative research are used to create a third point and expand research further
What is Triangulation
An method aligned with indigenous approach (1) to record and reflect their community’s strengths and concerns, (2) to promote critical dialogue and knowledge about personal and community issues through large and small group discussion of their photographs, and (3) to reach policymakers.
What is Photovoice