Exam 11: The Nature of Qualitative Research

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This refers to a type of qualitative data, a form of inquiry and data gathering, a way to discuss and present data, a set of qualitative data analysis techniques, and a kind of theoretical exploration.

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______ refers to the technique generally used by historians that breaks up a historical time period and smaller sub-units of time based around important events or ideas.

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______ refers to an analytic idea in narrative analysis that explains a process, event, or situation by referring to the specific combination of factors that come together in a particular time and place.

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Historical contingency

Discuss why narrative research and narrative analysis is and why it is critical for the study of crime and criminal justice.

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The story of Charles Darwin conducting research on the Island of Galapagos was included in this chapter to illustrate the concept of ________.

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Quantitative researchers generally use ___ data and not ____ data.

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The story of Charles Darwin conducting research on the Island of Galapagos was included in this chapter to illustrate the concept of

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What is third order interpretation?

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This is an analytic idea used in narrative analysis that explains a process or chain of events as having a beginning that triggers a structured sequence, such that the chain of events follows an identifiable trajectory over time.

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Which of the following is not a feature of qualitative research:

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Improvising by drawing on diverse materials that are lying about and using them in creative ways to accomplish a pragmatics task refers to _______.

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This is a type of coding qualitative data in which a researcher organizes the codes, links them, and discovers key analytic categories.

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An analytic idea in narrative analysis that explains a process, event, or situation by referring to the specific combination of factors that come together in a particular time and place.

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Interpretation where the researcher links the second-order interpretation to general theories and larger social/cultural/historical contexts.

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A technique generally used by historians that breaks up a historical time period and smaller sub-units of time based around important events or ideas is.

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______ if a form of coding qualitative data in which a researcher organizes the codes, links them, and discovers key analytic categories.

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This form of analysis is a type of historical writing that tells a story, and a type of qualitative data analysis that presents a chronologically linked chain of events in which an individual or collective social actors have an important role.

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Identify and explain five of the seven distinctions between the quantitative and qualitative approach to research.

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This is a type of coding qualitative data in which a researcher examines the data to condense them into preliminary analytic categories or codes.

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______ places emphasis in a nonlinear research path, integrity, subjectivity, and the use of context to uncover meaning and develop in-depth understanding of the phenomenon under study.

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