Qualitative Research

What is a primary strength of using interviews in qualitative research?

• They can reach a large audience quickly

• They allow for in-depth exploration of participant perspectives

• They provide quantitative data for analysis

• They are less time-consuming than surveys

What is the preferred sample size for qualitative research methods?

• 1-5

• 5-15

• 15-30

• 30-50

What type of research is introduced in today's session?

• Quantitative Research

• Qualitative Research

• Experimental Research

• Descriptive Research

Tags

NGSS.HS-LS3-2

What is the focus of qualitative research according to Pathak et al.?

• Numerical data

• People's beliefs and experiences

• Statistical analysis

• Experimental results

What does qualitative research enable researchers to do, according to Edward (2001)?

• Simplify social interactions

• Grasp social complexities

• Conduct experiments

• Generate numerical data

What will reading the identified sections provide you with?

• A detailed history of the topic

• An overview of how interview/focus group research is conducted and reported

• A list of references

• A summary of unrelated studies

What is a primary strength of using interviews in qualitative research?

• They can reach a large audience quickly

• They allow for in-depth exploration of participant perspectives

• They provide quantitative data for analysis

• They are less time-consuming than surveys

What is the preferred sample size for qualitative research methods?

• 1-5

• 5-15

• 15-30

• 30-50

What type of research is introduced in today's session?

• Quantitative Research

• Qualitative Research

• Experimental Research

• Descriptive Research

What is the focus of qualitative research according to Pathak et al.?

• Numerical data

• People's beliefs and experiences

• Statistical analysis

• Experimental results