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What are the NINE Characterisitcs of Qualitative Research?

1. NATURAL SETTING


2. RESEARCHER AS KEY INSTRUMENT


3. MULTIPLE SOURCES OF DATA


4. INDUCTIVE DATA ANALYSIS


5. PARTICIPANTS' MEANINGS


6. EMERGENT DESIGN


7. THEORETICAL LENS


8. INTERPRETIVE INQUIRY


9. HOLISTIC ACCOUNT

Natural Setting refers to

the fact that qualitative researchers do not bring individuals to a lab but rather collect data from a field setting.

Researcher as Key Instrument refers to

The fact that the researcher must be present to collect data and be the main person trying to make sense of the collected data

Multiple Sources of Data refers to

The fact that more than one source of data is typically relied upon: interviews paired with non verbal responses, fieldwork + document analysis

Inductive Data Analysis refers to

Building data from the bottom up - inductively, i.e. develop theory from data




And, the use of multiple perspectives




And, involves working back and forth between themes

Participants' Meanings refers to

The fact that qual research focuses on how participants see the world and the meaning they attach to what they see.




The researcher merely interprets and tries to see things from participants' view.

Emergent Design refers to

The less 'tightly-prescribed' approach of qual as compared to quan.




Phases of the process may change/shift after researchers enter the field and collect data




Changes such as: altering questions, sites visited, participants approached, etc.

Theoretical Lens refers to

The fact that the researcher's own perception to the study is acknowledged and represented in the study.




This is considered to be the initial perspective before the research actually begins.

Interpretive Inquiry refers to

The fact that the researcher interprets the finding based on their own understanding




* Care must be taken to ensure that the interpretation is as representative to the sample as possible

Holistic Account refers to

The fact that qual research goes beyond cause and effect relationships. but aims to develop a complex picture of the phenomena of interest.