Exam 10: Qualitative-Interviewing

A key feature of qualitative interviewing is:

The term substantive frame refers to:

A variety of approaches towards compensating research participants exist,one of the most rewarding is:

Compare and contrast,the structured,semi-structured,and unstructured interview format.Be sure to highlight the strengths and weaknesses of each and well as discuss which situations better lend themselves to different types of interview formats.

Qualitative interviews are based on a deliberate plan but are inherently flexible.

Qualitative data analysis usually begins with data management and reduction.

___________refers to how a researcher connects with participants.

Please outline and compare and contrast the steps to gaining access to formal organizations.IN your opinion,which step is most important?

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

Unstructured interviews are typically best for what kind of study:

Richness,meaning,and shared cultural values are important parts of the qualitative interview.

Diachronic delivery of data starts at the beginning and progresses:

Qualitative interviews are more effective than survey research in regard to:

Questions do what in regard to participant's responses:

High-caliber qualitative studies:

In relationship to the qualitative interviews,field notes should be written:

Qualitative interviews can occur:

A method in qualitative interviewing used to check data involves looking for what type of cases:

Atlas and NVIVO are examples of what:

The most basic level of compensation involves _____________to research participants.