CNUR 209 Module 3 Exam Questions and Revised Answers All Correct
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CNUR 209 Module 3 Exam Questions and Revised Answers All Correct
[Definition] What is the term in qualitative research where enough data has been gathered to the point where no new themes or information will emerge, indicating that the researcher has gathered enough data to fully understand the p...
CNUR 209 Module 3 Exam Questions
and Revised Answers All Correct
[Definition] What is the term in qualitative research where enough data has been
gathered to the point where no new themes or information will emerge, indicating that
the researcher has gathered enough data to fully understand the phenomenon, and
thus they can conclude the data collection phase? - Answer- Data saturation
[Concept] In-depth interviews and focus groups are most common in what type of data
collection? - Answer- Qualitative
[Definition] What setting within qualitative research is defined as a real-world
environment where phenomena of interest occur naturally, without manipulation or
control by the researcher? - Answer- Naturalistic setting
[Concept] What kind of data is usually collected in a naturalistic setting? - Answer-
Qualitative data
[Concept] What method of qualitative research provides a setting where participants
might feel more comfortable sharing sensitive or detailed information, allowing for in-
depth exploration of individual perspectives? - Answer- One-on-one interviews
[Concept] What method of qualitative research facilitates dynamic discussion, and
captures a wide range of views and interactions that can stimulate new insights? -
Answer- Focus groups
[Definition] What method of qualitative research is an observation of participants who
are aware they are being observed? - Answer- Overt observation
[Definition] What method of qualitative research is an observation of participants who
are unaware they are being observed? - Answer- Covert observation
[Concept] What method of qualitative research via observation is more ethical but may
lead to altered behaviour? - Answer- Overt observation
[Concept] What method of qualitative research via observation provides more natural
and genuine data but can be potentially unethical? - Answer- Covert observation
[Definition] What method of qualitative research is a participatory method in which
individuals use photography to capture their experiences, perspectives, and issues in
their communities, and is particularly effective for exploring perspectives of marginalized
and underrepresented groups? - Answer- Photovoice
, [Definition] What method of qualitative research involves analyzing existing documents
to gather data and insights relevant to the research question, where researchers
examine materials to understand context, identify patterns, and uncover themes that
contribute to a deeper understanding of the subject being studied? - Answer- Document
review
[Concept] When do data collection and data analysis occur in relation to one another? -
Answer- Simultaneously
[Definition] What field of study in qualitative research is focused on understanding
people's everyday life experiences? - Answer- Phenomenology
[Concept] What are the two approaches of phenomenology? - Answer- Descriptive and
interpretive
[Definition] Which type of phenomenology is the researcher suspending personal
opinions and biases, and the participant explanation of their personal experience is the
source of the knowledge? - Answer- Descriptive phenomenology
[Definition] What type of phenomenology is the researcher not suspending personal
opinions and biases, and the researchers analysis of the participant's personal
experience is the source of the knowledge? - Answer- Interpretive phenomenology
[Definition] What field of study in qualitative research is focused on describing and
interpreting culture and cultural behaviour? - Answer- Ethnography
[Concept] What field of study in qualitative research are researchers immersing
themselves in a particular community or organization to observe individuals? - Answer-
Ethnography
[Definition] What field of study in qualitative research is focused on generating
conceptual categories and integrating them into a substantive theory about basic social
processes? - Answer- Grounded theory
[Concept] What field of study in qualitative research is useful where no theory exists and
seeks to identify a main concern or problem? - Answer- Grounded theory
[Concept] What process of grounded theory is new data compared with the emerging
theory, where data collection and analysis takes place in a cyclical pattern? - Answer-
Constant comparison analysis
[Concept] What is reality dependent on within qualitative research? - Answer- Context
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