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The systematic, interactive and subjective research method that is used to describe and give meaning to lived human experience
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Qualitative research method
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When would you likely be more inclined to choose a qualitative research method? (MSG)
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1. when little or no information is known about a topic2. when there is a search for depth and detail 3. when theres a desire to generate new theory
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What research method uses observation or interview data and is systematically verified through its construction
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Qualitative research method
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What research method produces a resonable representation od reality and the researcher of the study actually goes to where the phenomena is taking place
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Qualitative research method
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All methods of data involve text rather than number in what type of reseach method?
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Qualitative research method
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_______ means that data is narrative or words written from interviews that were recorded or transcribed OR notes written from researchs observations
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what is the goal of qualitative research methods?
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The goal is to be able to see the world as others precieve it and attatch meaning to it
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Constructivist paradigm?
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(multiple realities)- the basis of most qualitative research methods
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Positivist paradigms?
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The basis of most quantitative research
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What are the 6 basic elements of research paradigms?
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1. identify phenomena2. review literature 3. structure the study 4. gather data 5. analyze data 6. describe the findings
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Intoduction into purpose, time commitment, risk and discomfort, benefits, anonymity and confidentiality, freedom to withdrawl and offer to nswer questions
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Informed consent
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Websites to practice at
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Http://nursingplanet.com/Quiz/nursing_research_quiz3.htmlhttp://nursingplanet.com/Nursing_Research/
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What is process consent?
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Long term consent over a period of time, you contintually need to "re-get" the patients original consent of the study
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What does process consent consist of?
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You need to avoid delusions of alliance (getting friends in study), member checks, abscence of coersion (forcing friends in your study), and sensitivity with vulnerable populations
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Going back to confirm what the pariticipant said in the study was actually what they meant?
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Member checks
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