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15 Cards in this Set
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What is the difference btwn qualitative and quantitative research? |
qualitative: data analysis quantitative: math |
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What is open coding |
Condensation of data into preliminary analytical categories
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What is axial coding? |
after open coding. organize, develop links, discover analytical categories
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what is selective? |
after axial. researcher examines previous codes to identify the core themes around each of the remaining codes.
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What are the analytical strategies? |
narrative ideal contrast analogies successive illustrative
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what is a analytical memo? |
a special note special memo or discussion of thoughts
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What is the order for analytical memos/files?
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1. organized by DATE & DATA SOURCE 2. filed by CONCEPT OR THEME 3. filed by PURPOSE // Final Report |
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what is a narrative ? |
detailed story about a particular scene in social life.
eg. Hood -- Black people -- ****** |
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What are ideal types? |
comparing qualitative data with ideal social norms.
eg. Gang - Ideal types/sterotypes |
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What are contrast contexts? |
comparing another gang with another gang.then write about ur research |
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analogies |
similarites |
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successive approximation |
data and theory goes back and forth until the gap shrinks. everything is categorized.
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illustrative method |
1. model illuminates or clarifies a specific case study or single situation 2. parallel demonstration - KEEP FILLING TILL ITS ALL SORTED OUT |
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network analysis |
map connections sociograms.
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time allocation anaylisis |
researchers document he amount of time spent researching etc. researchers examine how groups spend their time and money etc.
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