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86 Cards in this Set
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Name the inside of the Silicon Valley model |
Pivoting Big idea Team Networking |
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The outside of the Silicon Valley model |
University Government VC funding |
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What does the SV model create ? |
CULTUREEE |
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Two data collection methods |
Primary Secondary |
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Controlled observation |
Manipulation of the environment by the researcher |
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Uncontrolled observation? |
Researcher has no control over the environment |
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Participation observation |
The researcher participates in the activities being observed |
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Non-participation |
The researcher does not participate |
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5 types of participation |
Complete Moderate Active Passive Non - participant |
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Active participation |
Open identity, interactive |
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Moderate participation |
Bystander |
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Complete participation |
Native Concealed identity |
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Two types of setting |
Contrived Non contrived |
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Non contrived |
A nine edited setting |
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Contrived |
An edited setting |
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Time horizons |
Cross sectional Longitudinal Multi cross sectional Longitudinal
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Cross section studh |
One point in time to observe and collect data |
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Longitudinal |
More than one point in time |
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3 types of study |
Exploratory Descriptive Hypothesis |
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Exploratory study |
Preliminary work (Observation/questionnaires) |
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Descriptive study |
Offer a profile or description of relevant phenomenon |
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4 different scales |
Nominal Ordinal Interval Ratio |
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Nominal scale |
Assignment of subject to categories (gender) |
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What is Ordinal in variables |
Differences in variables (1-5) |
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Ranking scale |
A scale that taps preferences between two or more items |
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Forced choice |
Forces respondents to rank items |
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Comparative questions |
Provides a benchmark (more useful/less useful) |
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International dimensions of scaling |
Hard because perception of scales differ across cultures |
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How to measure goodness |
Item analysis Validity Reliability |
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Validity in scales is measured by |
Content, criterion, concurrent and predictive |
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Reliability in scale is measured by? |
Stability, test/retest, parallel form, interim consistency, spit half, reflective measurements, formative) |
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Types of qualitative data |
Interview Notes Transcripts of focus group |
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Goal of Qualitative data? |
Validate inferences collected from data |
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3 steps in making qualitative data relevant |
Data reduction Data display Drawing conclusion |
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Data reduction |
Reducing your data to relevant parts. Usually categorized |
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What is grounded data |
Categorized data |
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Data display |
Displaying data in an organized manner |
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Drawing conclusions |
Answer your research question in order to correctly identify themes |
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Validity of qualitative data |
Supporting generalizations through events Include representations of contradictory cases to test your theory |
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What is triangulation? |
Requires research to be addressed from multiple perspectives. Reliability and validity |
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4 types of triangulation |
Researcher Method Data Theory |
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Researcher triangulation? |
Multiple researchers |
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Data triangulatikn |
Data collected from several sources |
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Method triangulation? |
Using multiple methods of data collection and analysis |
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Theory triangulation |
Multiple theories and perspectives |
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Reliability in qualitative data |
Ability of analyst to categorized data |
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2 types of Research methods |
Mix method analysis Singular method |
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Sampling methods qualitative research |
Judge mental Quota Snowball |
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Sampling methods qualitative research |
Judge mental Quota Snowball |
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Judgemental sampling |
Specific group of people for specific question |
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Sampling methods qualitative research |
Judge mental Quota Snowball |
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Judgemental sampling |
Specific group of people for specific question |
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Quota sampling |
Members of each unit |
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Sampling methods qualitative research |
Judge mental Quota Snowball |
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Judgemental sampling |
Specific group of people for specific question |
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Quota sampling |
Members of each unit |
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Snowball |
Using current samples to find others |
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Sampling methods qualitative research |
Judge mental Quota Snowball |
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Judgemental sampling |
Specific group of people for specific question |
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Quota sampling |
Members of each unit |
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Snowball |
Using current samples to find others |
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Types of variables |
Dependent Independent Moderating Mediating |
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Sampling methods qualitative research |
Judge mental Quota Snowball |
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Judgemental sampling |
Specific group of people for specific question |
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Quota sampling |
Members of each unit |
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Snowball |
Using current samples to find others |
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Types of variables |
Dependent Independent Moderating Mediating |
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Dependent variables |
Primary interest. Variable being tested and measured |
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Sampling methods qualitative research |
Judge mental Quota Snowball |
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Judgemental sampling |
Specific group of people for specific question |
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Quota sampling |
Members of each unit |
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Snowball |
Using current samples to find others |
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Types of variables |
Dependent Independent Moderating Mediating |
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Dependent variables |
Primary interest. Variable being tested and measured |
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Independent variable |
Variable that is changed to see its effects of dependent variable |
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Moderating |
Qualitative or quant. Impacts the direction/strength of the dependent variable |
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Mediating variable |
Impacts time |
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Mediating variable |
Impacts time |
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Structuren interviews |
When known information is needed. Predetermined questions |
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Structuren interviews |
When known information is needed. Predetermined questions |
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Non structured interviews |
Exploratory in nature |
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Establishing interview credibility |
Trust between interviewer and interviewee |
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Funnelling question technique |
Broad > narrow |
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3 types of interviews |
Face to face Telephone Computer assisted interviews |
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CASS |
computer aided survey services |
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Whats can CASS do? |
Analyse data Clean data Remove bias Skil questions Customise |