Flores Jade Rianne P Field Method, 7,8,9
Flores Jade Rianne P Field Method, 7,8,9
BS: psychology 2A
Lesson 7
in-depth interviewing?
discussed. Can you briefly explain the primary focus of each approach?
phenomenological approach focuses on the primary experience of the participants and their
own interpretation of the particular events or phenomenon.
hermeneutic focuses on the shared reflection of the participants and the researchers
3.What is the purpose of each interview (Interview One, Two, and Three)?
interview 1: focuses on life history, it gives a wider perspective by providing the experience of
the participants before a particular phenomenon.
interview 2:focuses on the present experiences,it provides the information or details about the
phenomenon
4.What are some key considerations for ensuring the validity of interview
questions? the question should be focused on the central phenomenon,neutral question and
must give answers to the research question.
5.Pre-screening, time flexibility, and establishing rapport; Why are these elements important in
the interview process? the 3 components are important to ensure a quality and efficient
interview session, by providing a comfortable time to process for the participants and
researchers
1.Explain the concept of "purposeful sampling" in qualitative research and why it is used instead
of random sampling. Purposeful sampling is the method of selecting participants base on the
central phenomenon, purposeful sampling is used in qualitative research because it allows the
researchers to focus on the phenomenon by focusing on a participant with first hand experience
in a particular phenomenon.
2.Describe the four main types of qualitative data that researchers can collect
participant observer can take part in the activities while non participant observer-observer
without becoming involved in activities.
4.what are some key considerations and steps involved in conducting interviews in qualitativ
research?
3 consider what type of information will best answer your research questions
5 administer the data collection with special attention and potential ethical issues that may arise.
1 What is the purpose of coding in qualitative data analysis, and how does it relate to the
development of categories and themes? coding helps to arrange data for identifying patterns to
develop categories and themes,and it helps to identify relationships between the datas
2 Describe the difference between deductive, inductive, and hybrid approaches to coding.
inductive coding focus on adding more theme to construct general assumption,deductive coding
focuses more on the main topic, and hybrid coding provides the characteristics of both inductive
and deductive coding to make the best assumption
3 Explain the concepts of "first cycle coding" and "second cycle coding,“
4 What are the key steps a researcher should take when reviewing and defining themes in
thematic analysis?