Exam 6: Qualitative Research Methods

Two types of analysis used by ethnographers include:

Grounded theory is most identified with:

Qualitative and quantitative methods should be seen as:

Participant observation was initially developed by:

A major strength of qualitative research is its ability to:

One challenge of participant observation is:

According to Corbin and Strauss, grounded theories derive from:

The general advantage to participant observation and other field studies is their:

Saturation occurs when:

Husserl, the father of phenomenology, introduced two central ideas. These are:

Goffman's studies of a mental institution, entitled Asylums, is characteristic of:

The general flaw with participant observation and other field studies is their:

A master field file is made up of:

In comparison to the quantitative approaches, qualitative approaches emphasize:

Grounded theory attempts to:

In-depth interviews make use of:

In-depth interviews, and qualitative studies in general, have an advantage over quantitative designs in that:

People who take part in a qualitative study are called:

The ethnographic perspective attempts to:

Gaining entry to the study group one wishes to observe involves: