Exam 16: Phenomenology, Ethnography, and Grounded Theory

The primary data collection methods used in ethnography are:

In grounded theory studies, the theories that are developed are mapped to the data.

The primary data collection method in phenomenological studies is:

Define and explain grounded theory.

Which approach to qualitative research focuses on what theory or explanation emerges from an analysis of the data collected?

Grounded theory studies generally use what method of data collection?

In phenomenology, significant statements are:

What is the goal of data analysis in phenomenological studies?

The primary data analysis approach in ethnography is:

Phenomenology research focuses on transcendental and situated life experiences.

When we evaluate and judge people in another culture based on the standards of our own culture, this is known as:

In grounded theory research, the researcher is testing the fit of a theory developed for one culture in a different cultural group.

In the first stage of coding in grounded theory data analysis, the researcher will complete the axial coding.

The primary focus of the report in a grounded theory study is on:

Phenomenology focuses on participants':

Phenomenologists refer to the invariant structures of an experience as:

Wes is conducting a grounded theory study. He continually thinks about the data he has collected, data he needs to collect, and the fit of the data to the theory he is attempting develop. Wes is engaging in:

Compare and contrast phenomenology, ethnography, and grounded theory in terms of what is studied and how it is studied.

How would you conduct a grounded theory study to understand what variables influence academic achievement in students in low-income urban schools?

Norms refer to: