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NURS 344 Quiz 2 Questions and Correct
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Grounded theory
Ans: an inductive approach involving a systematic set of
procedures to arrive at a theory about basic social processes. It
is used to construct a theory where no theory exists, or when an
existing theory fails to explain a set of cir cumstances.
Phenomenological
Ans: a process of learning and constructing the meaning of
human experience through intensive dialogue with persons who
are living the experience. The goal is to understand the
meaning of the experience as it is lived by the participant.
Narrative inquiry
Ans: explores and interprets the stories of individuals to
understand how they make sense of their experiences. The goal
is to understand the meaning of experiences through the stories
people tell, revealing how they perceive, construct, and
communicate their identities and life events.
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Narrative inquiry aims to understand the meaning and identity through
stories, while phenomenology aims to describe and interpret lived
experiences.
Ans: What is the difference between Narrative Inquiry and
Phenomenology?
Participatory action
Ans: combines exploration of, reflection on, and action on
social and health problems. The goal is to facilitate change
within a community with the participants involved in all steps of
the change process.
Credibility
Ans: Do the findings accurately represent the participants'
lived experiences and meanings... which methodological rigor
in qualitative research is this?
Transferability
Ans: Is the research/data applicability to other contexts...
which methodological rigor in qualitative research is this?
Dependability
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Ans: Is the data stable and consistent over time and across
conditions... which methodological rigor in qualitative research
is this?
Confirmability
Ans: Are the findings shaped by participants, not the
researcher's bias or interest... which methodological rigor in
qualitative research is this?
Authenticity
Ans: Does the research conveys the participants' experiences,
emotions, and realities faithfully and fairly... which
methodological rigor in qualitative research is this?
Case study
Ans: an in-depth examination of individuals or groups of
people with similar characteristics, used to gain a deep
understanding of complex issues in real-life contexts.
Ethnography
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NURS 344 Quiz 2 Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
Grounded theory
Ans: an inductive approach involving a systematic set of
procedures to arrive at a theory about basic social processes. It
is used to construct a theory where no theory exists, or when an
existing theory fails to explain a set of cir cumstances.
Phenomenological
Ans: a process of learning and constructing the meaning of
human experience through intensive dialogue with persons who
are living the experience. The goal is to understand the
meaning of the experience as it is lived by the participant.
Narrative inquiry
Ans: explores and interprets the stories of individuals to
understand how they make sense of their experiences. The goal
is to understand the meaning of experiences through the stories
people tell, revealing how they perceive, construct, and
communicate their identities and life events.
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Narrative inquiry aims to understand the meaning and identity through
stories, while phenomenology aims to describe and interpret lived
experiences.
Ans: What is the difference between Narrative Inquiry and
Phenomenology?
Participatory action
Ans: combines exploration of, reflection on, and action on
social and health problems. The goal is to facilitate change
within a community with the participants involved in all steps of
the change process.
Credibility
Ans: Do the findings accurately represent the participants'
lived experiences and meanings... which methodological rigor
in qualitative research is this?
Transferability
Ans: Is the research/data applicability to other contexts...
which methodological rigor in qualitative research is this?
Dependability
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Ans: Is the data stable and consistent over time and across
conditions... which methodological rigor in qualitative research
is this?
Confirmability
Ans: Are the findings shaped by participants, not the
researcher's bias or interest... which methodological rigor in
qualitative research is this?
Authenticity
Ans: Does the research conveys the participants' experiences,
emotions, and realities faithfully and fairly... which
methodological rigor in qualitative research is this?
Case study
Ans: an in-depth examination of individuals or groups of
people with similar characteristics, used to gain a deep
understanding of complex issues in real-life contexts.
Ethnography
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