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Module
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Additional
Module 5 Notes
What do qualitative researchers do? Differences between Qualitative and Quantitative Methods Why do qualitative research? Some types of qualitative research Click here to access additional Module 5 Notes. Remember to be looking for empirical research articles related to your research question. You should have found at least one by now. |
On-line Activities Readings
Chapter 8 (Qualitative Research: Data Analysis) is also strongly recommended ![]() In groups, given the empirical
qualitative research article, "Class Consciousness and Its Consequences:
The Impact of an Elite Education on Mature Working Class Women"
(see course packet) answer the following:
b. What might be a reasonable research question? c. Identify this research as ethnography, historical, grounded theory, or action research. Justify your choice. d. Identify the procedures for data collection e. Identify the sampling procedure f. Identify the participants g. Identify the method of data reduction. (See Definitions in Module 4 Notes and pages 248-355, Qualitative Analytic Strategies, in your text). h. Identify evidence of the credibility, transferability, dependability, confirmability, and authenticity, of the study. i. Identify the conclusions reached. Justify your choice. j. Did this research emerge primarily from a post-positivist or post-modern philosophical base? Justify your choice.
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research question presented in Module Two, as a group, describe your
population, sample, and method of sampling. ![]() ![]() Please note: this WebBoard link is for Dr. McConney's section only. Special Assignment for Group 6 ONLY |
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Course
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