Practical Research 1

The researchers gather information and data based on the exact location

• Interpretive

• Natural Environment

• Emerging design

• Theoretical Prespective

The researchers who use qualitative methods collect own data

through participant observation, documentation, or direct intervie in participants

• A holistic account

• The participant's definition or their meaning

• Natural Environment

• Researchers as a key instrument

Qualitative research collect data from cvarious sources such as as interviews documentation

,and observation.

• The Participant definition or their learning

• Research as a key instrument

• Multiple choice of data

• Inductive data analysis

Qualitative Reasearch build categories, pattern and themes from the ground up(inductive)

or seperate data into a complete conclusion

• Inductive data analysis

• Emerging design

• Interpretive

• A holistic Account

The researcher must concentrate on analyzing the participants interpretations of

the issue or problem.

• Researchers as a key instrument

• The participant's definition or their meaning

• Natural Environment

• Inductive data analysis

This Qualitative research is always evolving and dynamic. This means that the initial

design or plan is not a standard that mus be followed

• Theritical Prespective

• Inductive data analysis

• Emerging design

• Multiple sources of data

Qualitative researchers often use certain prespectives in conducting research such as etnogrphy,

cultural concepts, gender difference, race and others

• Multiple source of data

• The participant's definition of their meaning

• Interpretive

• Theoretical prespective

Which of the following is the example of Qualitative Research design

• Research action detail

• Focus Group

• Etnography

• Phenomenological

• Qualitative interviewing

Qualitaitve researchers make an interpretion of what theu see, hear, and what they understand.

• Natural Environment

• Multiple source of data

• Theoretical prespective

• Interpretive

Most common methods of conducting research; This data gathering collected

in one respondent at a time basis, which considered a personal interview

• Dual interview

• One-on-one interview

• Many-to-one interview

• Group interview