Exam 10: Qualitative Interviewing

Focus groups are especially useful in regard to learning about:

What kinds of populations best lend themselves to qualitative interviewing. Pick a population and discuss what type of qualitative interview you would conduct with them. Be sure to reference the type of interview questions you would use.

Which of the following is not a type of focus group:

A qualitative interview involves ______ participants and researchers.

Before you create questions, as a part of planning your approach you will want to figure out who you will interview, along with the depth of your interview questions. This is sometimes termed the

Gaining access to underground or illicit populations is best achieved through:

High-caliber qualitative studies:

Missing data in qualitative research serves as a type of:

Metaphors and analogies in speech mark:

The most basic level of incentive involves              for research participants.

A method in which draft descriptions are used to check accuracy of work is referred to as:

Semi-structured interviews are helpful when:

Qualitative data may be recorded through a variety of mediums.

A schedule that consists of predetermined questions and answer sets is a

Which of the following is not utilized in the process of gaining access to formal organizations?

The primary advantage of the unstructured interview is that it provides:

The first step in creating questions is typically:

In  a (n)            focus group individuals are acquainted and have an existing connection.

Thick descriptions describe action as well as understand what?

Qualitative interviews are important tools for producing which type of descriptions?