1. Which qualitative research design requires the research to see the phenomenon from the perspective of the individual, and not be shaded by their own biases and understandings of the phenomenon?
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Phenomenology design
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2. When a researcher leaves coding themes in the participants own words and perspectives, they are using ______.
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Emic coding
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3. In the following example, what type of transcription and component is present?
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Prosodic component and eye dialect
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4. A teacher wants to investigate the historical changes in district policies by examining school board meeting transcripts over the past 20 years. What type of qualitative analysis is the teacher performing?
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Content analysis
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5. What type of qualitative analysis is a researcher that uses patterns and themes based on previous research to examine concepts or theoretical relationships?
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Deductive analysis
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6. In qualitative research, how is coding characterized?
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Subjective, and researchers should describe the systematic process of identifying codes
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7. A memo is a constant comparison technique used in the data analysis process of ______.
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Grounded theory research
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8. Which of the qualitative designs will interpret participant narratives focusing on complex social experiences by examining it through the lens of an individual, group, or organization?
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Case study
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9. If a researcher interprets the words of a participant into the researcher’s own words for analysis, what are they performing?
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Etic coding
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10. Which qualitative data analysis would have a researcher use a universal perspective to translate and report the experiences of the cases?
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12. A researcher that focuses on the language used to describe something, like grammar and rhetoric used to describe an experience, is performing which qualitative data analysis?
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Discourse analysis
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13. Which of the following approaches in recording narrative data is not likely to record verbatim responses?
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Written notes
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14. In qualitative research, researchers need to ______ into manageable chunks, and expand upon the original data to ______.
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Reduce data; derive meaning
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15. In qualitative research, researchers need to ______ into manageable chunks, and expand upon the original data to ______.
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Reduce data; derive meaning
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16. _____ is the words spoken by the participant when transcribing an interview.
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Verbal component
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17. Trustworthiness is based on how many criterions?
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4
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18. Triangulation refers to using multiple sources in the investigation such as_____
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All of these
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19. The extent to which observed results are useful, applicable, or transferable beyond the setting or context of the research is known as_____
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Both a and b
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20. Thick description involves extensive description of the _____ and activities involved in the study.
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All of these
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21. _____ is a smaller element, distinct from a code.
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Subcode
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22. Transcription records what is said using standard dictionary spelling of words regardless of how the words were pronounced is known as_____
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Standard orthography
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23. Prosodic component is the manner in which words are spoken such as _____ when transcribing an interview.
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All of these
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24. The purpose of prolonged engagement is_____
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Both a and b
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25. _____ involves a review of the data by someone knowledgeable in the area being studied but who was not deeply involved in the study that can lend support (or not) to the interpretations.
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Peer debriefing
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26. _____ is the vocal feature that occurs during speaking that are not words such as laughing and crying when transcribing an interview.
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Paralinguistic component
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27. _____ involves searching for contradictory evidence that does not support the identified pattern or interpretation derived from the data.
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Negative case analysis
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28. Member checking involves verifying _____ of the participants.
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All of these
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29. Literary transcription records deviations in the pronunciation of words as long as the meaning of the word used is unknown.
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False
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30. _____ is when the themes are generated from the narratives without any preconceived ideas.
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Inductive analysis
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31. _____ reflect the perspectives of the case(s) and how they classify elements of their world.
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Indigenous typologies
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32. I_____ refers to coding that maintains the information in the participant’s own words and perspectives.
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Indigebous concept analysis
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33. Eye dialect transcription includes a true phonetic representation of how words are_____
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Pronounced
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34. The purpose of external audit is to review the process and interpretations of the study.
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True
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35. _____ focuses on the language used to describe something such as word choice, grammar, and rhetoric used to describe an experience.
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Discourse analysis
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36. The extent to which observed results would be similar if similar research were conducted in the same or a similar context is known as_____
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Both a and b
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37. The extent to which observed results would be similar if similar research were conducted in the same or a similar context is known as_____
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Both a and b
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38. _____ is when the researcher has preconceived ideas about what themes may be present in the narratives and seeks to find them.
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Deductive analysis
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39. Interpreting and assigning meaning to a documented pattern by giving it a thematic name, a term that connotes and interprets the implications of the pattern refers to_____
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Cross-case thematic analysis
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40. Similar descriptions made by different cases together when these descriptions can be considered the same thing refers to_____
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Cross-case pattern analysis groups
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41. The extent to which observed results reflect the realities of the participants in such a way that the participants themselves would agree with the research report is known as_____
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Credibility
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42. A type of existing data design in which the content of written or spoken records of the occurrence of specific events or behaviors is described and interpreted is known as_____
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Content analysis
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43. Constant comparison is a process of continually _____
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All of these
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44. The extent to which observed results reflect the actual context of participant experiences rather than simply the researcher’s perspective is known as_____
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Both a and b
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45. Codes are words or phrases and assign a few words or phrases that capture the salient essence of the narrative.
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True
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46. Case study is used to_____
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All of these
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47. Analyst generated concepts means the coding interprets what the participant says into researcher words using_____
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Both band c
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48. ______ reconstruct the indigenous typologies into analyst-generated terms and interpretations that represent the larger worldview of these categories.
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Analyst generated typologies
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