QUALITATIVE INQUIRY & RESEARCH DESIGN

It describes the meaning of the lived experiencies of several individuals of a concept or a phenomenon

• Procedures

• Ethnographic challenge

• Phenomenological research

This kind of study tells the story of individuals unfolding in a chronology of their experiences

• Narrative study

• Ethnographic study

• Phenomenological study

In this kind of qualitative design the researcher describes and interprets the shared and learned patterns of values, behaviors, beliefs, and language of a culture-sharing group.

• Phenomenology

• Narrative

• Grounded

• Ethnography

This kind of ethnography narrates the study in a third-person dispassionate voice and reports in what is observed or heard from participants.

• Phenomenology

• Case Study

• Ethnography

• Narrative

What are the two phenomenological approaches that are mentioned?

What is the definition of transcendental?

Ethnography is appropriate if the needs are

• To describe how cultural groups works

• To explore beliefs and language

• To complement a quantitative method

Ethnography is challenging to use for the following reasons:

• The researcher needs to have a grounding in cultural anthropology

• Researchers need a permission to investigate

• It is limited to conflictive groups

What kind of form of narrative research is written and recorded by the individuals who are the subject of the study?

• A life history

• Biographical study

• Autobiography

• Oral History

Write two of the five qualitative approaches:

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