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- Practising ethical qualitative research
- Types of Qualitative Data
- Increasing validity in qualitative research
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Chapter 7: Research design - qualitative methods
2014, Doing Research in the Real World, 3rd edn
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Craft of Research (CoR) Study/Discussion Guide
Chapter 7: making good arguments: an overview, top ten salient sentence strings.
- In a research report, you make a claim , back it with reasons , support them with evidence , acknowledge and respond to the other views, and sometimes explain your principles of reasoning.
- Reasons support main claims, but "lower" reasons can support "higher" reasons.
- At the core of every research report is the answer to the research question, the solution to your problem - your main claim. You have to back up that claim with two kinds of support: reasons and evidence.
- No thoughtful reader will accept your claim based solely on your views: you must also address theirs.
- Careful readers will question every part of your argument, so you must anticipate as many of their questions as you can, and then acknowledge and respond to the most important ones.
- The challenge all researchers face, however, is not just responding to readers' questions, alternatives, and objections, but imagining them in the first place.
- Only evidence "stands alone", but even then you must explain where you got it and maybe why you think it's reliable, and that may require yet another argument.
- Readers judge your arguments not just by the facts you offer, but by how well you anticipate their questions and concerns. In doing so, they also judge the quality of your mind, even your implied character, traditionally called your ethos .
- When you acknowledge other views and explain your principles of reasoning in warrants, you give readers good reason to work with you in developing and testing new ideas.
- In the long run, the ethos you project in individual arguments hardens into your reputation, something every researcher must care about, because your reputation is the tactit sixth element in every argument you write. It answers the unspoken question, Can I trust you? That answer must be Yes .
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what is qualitative research? when the inquirer: analyzes and codes the data for description and themes interprets the meaning of the information drawing on personal reflections and past research writes the final report that includes personal biases and a flexible structure (adapted from creswell, j. w. & guetterman (2019). educational research: planning, conducting, and evaluating
by David E Gray. Chapter 7: Research Design: Qualitative Methods. Practising ethical qualitative research. Types of Qualitative Data. Increasing validity in qualitative research.
Dr. Esra Öztürk Çalık. Research Design: Qualitative, Quantitative and Mixed Methods, 2023. Conducting a well-established research requires deep knowledge about the research designs. Doing research can be likened to jumping into the sea which may transform into a huge ocean if the researcher is not experienced.
Chapter 7: Research design As stated in the introduction, the research design adopted in this inquiry was primarily influenced by Guba and Lincoln's (1985) conception of Naturalistic Inquiry, which they later acknowledged was a form of Constructivism (Guba and Lincoln, 1998), and to a lesser extent Charmaz's (2006) constructivist conception of
Step 1: The theoretical contribution of the research study was obtained from: Chapter 2 - The social nature of Information Technology, Chapter 3 - Electronic Business, Chapter 4 - The importance of identification, Chapter 5 - Biometrics, and. Chapter 6 - Adoption of technology, which.
Chapter 7: Research Questions and Hypotheses. Once the purpose has been clarified for the reader, the researcher then crafts research questions or hypotheses that narrow the purpose statement to predictions about what will be learned and questions to be answered in the study. Chapter 7 begins with a discussion of qualitative research questions.
150. 7 Research design. In this chapter, the main methodological choices for the empirical part of this dissertation are. introduced and justified. In sectio n 7.1, I re -introduce the research qu ...
CHAPTER 7 Designing a Qualitative Study JosephA. Maxwell T raditionally,worksonresearchdesign(mostofwhichfocusonquantitative research)haveunderstood"design"inoneoftwoways.Sometakedesignsto be fixed, standard arrangements of research conditions and methods that have their own coherence and logic, as possible answers to the question, "What
Craft of Research (CoR) Study/Discussion Guide Chapter 7: Making Good Arguments: An Overview Top Ten Salient Sentence Strings. In a research report, you make a claim, back it with reasons, support them with evidence, acknowledge and respond to the other views, and sometimes explain your principles of reasoning.; Reasons support main claims, but "lower" reasons can support "higher" reasons.