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Mind Map by lidya Ayenew, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by lidya Ayenew
about 9 years ago
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Copied by lidya Ayenew
about 9 years ago
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Types of research
- Qualitative
- Textual data
- open for interpretation
- harder to analyse
- researcher reflexivity must be present when analyzing data
- researcher reflexivity must be present when analyzing data
- harder to analyse
- rich data
- flexible
- methods of research
- collected without having an aim o
- open for interpretation
- Sample does not have to be representative
- Smaller Sample
- purposive sampling targets a group of people.
- snowball sampling: participants find other participants
- convenience sampling: participants that happen to be available
- generalization
- inferential:
- theoretical:
- representational
- inferential:
- purposive sampling targets a group of people.
- Smaller Sample
- generates new ideas and theories to explain and overcome problems.
- Evaluation
- Method, researcher, data, and theory triangulation
- Method, researcher, data, and theory triangulation
- Textual data
- Quantitative
- numerical data
- easy to analyse
- easy to summarize
- methods of research: statistical tests
- Collected with an aim and hypothesis
- easy to analyse
- Representative Sample of target
population
- larger group
- opportunity Sampling
- snowball sampling
- random sampling
- opportunity Sampling
- generalization
- Stratified sample
- Stratified sample
- larger group
- Evaluation
- Ecological Validity
- Representation of the sample
- reliable: can it be replicated
- Ecological Validity
- They are meant for generalization beyond the sample from which it is drawn
- numerical data
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