Rigor in Quantitative Research and Qualitative Designs
Sampling & Data Collection in Qualitative Studies
Analysis of Qualitative Data & Trustworthiness in Qualitative Research
100
Hand dominance is measured on which level of measurement scale?
What is Nominal
100
The middle score of all the scores in a distribution from highest to lowest is?
What is Median
100
To be good at interpreting results it is beneficial to have what type of attitude?
What is Skeptical
100
Which type of data collection approaches is conducted with a group of 5-10 people simultaneously?
What is Focus group interview
100
Domain, taxonomic, componential, and theme are 4 levels of what type of analysis?
What is Ethnographic Analysis
200
School tests are an example of what type of level of measurement?
What is Interval
200
The researcher subtracts the lowest value of data from the highest value of data to obtain what?
What is Range
200
What tells us whether or not an intervention makes a difference?
What is Precision (statistical significance)
200
What types of notes are maintained by a participant observer?
What is Descriptive, Reflective and Methodologic notes
200
When you code or label words and phrases found in text, you sweep through the data and mark by circling sections of the text selected codes or labels. This is known as what type of coding?
What is Open Coding
300
Heart Association Classification is an example of what type of level of measurement?
What is Ordinal
300
The measure of central tendency that is most stable is what?
What is Mean
300
Research that emerges while the researcher is in the field collecting data is called what?
What is Emergent Design
300
Recruiting by referral is known as what type of sampling?
What is Snowball Sampling
300
The criterion that refers to neutrality or objectivity in qualitative inquiry is what?
What is Confirmability
400
The type of validity that employs primarily judgment in its assessment is what type?
What is Content Validity
400
A measure of how spread out individual numbers are from the median is known as?
What is Standard Deviation
400
Bracketing, Analyzing and Describing are all steps in what?
What is Descriptive Phenomenology
400
When now new information is obtained and redundancy is achieved, this is known as what?
What is Data Saturation
400
If a researcher studying family response to adolescent suicide interviewed parents and siblings independently, the triangulation approach would be called?
What is Data Triangulation
500
Length, Height and Weight are an example of what level of measurement?
What is Ratio
500
If I am trying to generalize my results to a wider population this is known as what type of statistics?
What is Inferential Statistics
500
Ethnographers use a very specific strategy for making observations of the culture under study while being involved in activities. This is referred to as what?
What is Participant Observation
500
When collecting data through interviews, qualitative researchers rely primarily on what?
What is Self-Report
500
A quality-enhancement strategy where there is considerable controversy is called what?