Question 1

What are the main differences regarding warrants for evaluating research between the three main paradigms and on what grounds are they based?

Accepted Answer

The main differences regarding warrants

Question 2

What does "intercoder reliability" measure?

Accepted Answer

A)  How reliable is data before being coded 
B)  How similar/different are the people coding data 
C)  How reliable is the method to code data 
A)  How reliable is data before being coded 
B)  How similar/different are the people coding data 
C)  How reliable is the method to code data

Question 3

Discuss the importance of ethical guidelines as a warrant for research and the similarities regarding ethics across paradigms.

Accepted Answer

Ethical guidelines are crucial in resear

Question 4

Which paradigms share the most common warrants for evaluating research?

Accepted Answer

A)  Social scientific and interpretive paradigms 
B)  Interpretive and critical/cultural paradigms 
C)  None of them 
A)  Social scientific and interpretive paradigms 
B)  Interpretive and critical/cultural paradigms 
C)  None of them

Question 5

In which ways is a topic "worthy"?

Accepted Answer

A)  By repeating what has been done before 
B)  By covering new ground 
C)  By dealing with relevant issues to the discipline or society 
D)  B and C 
A)  By repeating what has been done before 
B)  By covering new ground 
C)  By dealing with relevant issues to the discipline or society 
D)  B and C

Question 6

What is the main difference between warrants for evaluating social scientific work and interpretive research?

Accepted Answer

The main difference between warrants for

Question 7

What tools can be used to measure reliability?

Accepted Answer

A)  Intercoder reliability analysis 
B)  Alternate-forms 
C)  Internal consistency measurement 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Intercoder reliability analysis 
B)  Alternate-forms 
C)  Internal consistency measurement 
D)  All of the above

What are the main differences regarding warrants for evaluating research between the three main paradigms and on what grounds are they based?

What does "intercoder reliability" measure?

Discuss the importance of ethical guidelines as a warrant for research and the similarities regarding ethics across paradigms.

Which paradigms share the most common warrants for evaluating research?

In which ways is a topic "worthy"?

What is the main difference between warrants for evaluating social scientific work and interpretive research?

What tools can be used to measure reliability?

Introduction Ethics

Social Science

Interpretive Paradigm

Critical Paradigm

Data

Hypotheses and Research Questions

Ethnography

Interviewing

Focus Groups

Content Analysis

Discourse Analysis

Surveys

Descriptive

Inferential

Experimental Design

Mixed Methods

Rhetorical Criticism

Critical Rhetoric

Performance

Filters

Exam 6: Evaluating Research

What are the main differences regarding warrants for evaluating research between the three main paradigms and on what grounds are they based?

What does "intercoder reliability" measure?

Discuss the importance of ethical guidelines as a warrant for research and the similarities regarding ethics across paradigms.

Which paradigms share the most common warrants for evaluating research?

In which ways is a topic "worthy"?

What is the main difference between warrants for evaluating social scientific work and interpretive research?

What tools can be used to measure reliability?

Introduction Ethics

Social Science

Interpretive Paradigm

Critical Paradigm

Data

Hypotheses and Research Questions

Ethnography

Interviewing

Focus Groups

Content Analysis

Discourse Analysis

Surveys

Descriptive

Inferential

Experimental Design

Mixed Methods

Rhetorical Criticism

Critical Rhetoric

Performance

Filters