NR449 Quiz 2 VERIFIED QUESTIONS
& DETAILED EXPLANATIONS
GRADED A+
What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative research? What is some of the
criteria under each of these studies? Reference table 2-1 - ANSWER -Quantitative
research focuses on the the effects of interventions, actions, risk factors, or events that studies
the relationship between variables and measuring the probability that error was responsible
for the outcome. Begins with words such as what and when.
Qualitative research is an approach that understands the experiences of others. Concern for
trustworthy is critical, and qualitative research pays attention to to actions that can support
confidence in their results.
What are some of the criteria under Qualitative and Quantitative? - ANSWER -
Quantitative-
1. Reality is objective and can be seen and measured
2. Reality is relatively constant
3. Reality can be separated from its context
4. Objective, detached
5. Samples that represent overall populations as subjective
Qualitative-
1. Reality is constructed by the individual
2. reality is continuously constructed
3. Reality is embedded in its context
4. Personally involved
5. Individual cases, represented as informants
What are some of the criteria under Qualitative and Quantitative? - ANSWER -
Quantitative Version-
, 1. Specific; includes identification of population, variables, and outcomes.
2. Preplanned and specific
3. Random selection to achieve maximum representation of the the identified population
4. Strictly adhered to based on demographic or other characteristics.
5. Based on power calculation
Qualitative Version-
1. General and broad; may be stated as a purpose instead of a question.
2. Emergent in response to data collection and ongoing analysis.
3. Purposeful selection to achieve maximum information about the topic of interest.
4. Loosely applied; based on shared experience or group membership
5. Based on achievement of saturation.
Qualitative scientific criteria: - ANSWER -Audibility- the ability for something to be
tested.
Credibility- Being able to be believable
Fittingness- The ability to be able to be fit into something
What is general impact factor? - ANSWER -A measure of the frequency with which the
average article in a journal has been cited in a particular year or period. Provides the influence
and ranking of a journal within discipline.
What is h-index? - ANSWER -calculation that provides a measure of a particular
individual researcher's output.
What is confirmability? - ANSWER -The findings of two or more independent researcher
achieve congruence.
Who do we ensure credibility? - ANSWER -1. A prolong engagement with the
participants in the study support. Times is also needed to test interpretations and conclusions
for misinformation or misinterpretation.
& DETAILED EXPLANATIONS
GRADED A+
What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative research? What is some of the
criteria under each of these studies? Reference table 2-1 - ANSWER -Quantitative
research focuses on the the effects of interventions, actions, risk factors, or events that studies
the relationship between variables and measuring the probability that error was responsible
for the outcome. Begins with words such as what and when.
Qualitative research is an approach that understands the experiences of others. Concern for
trustworthy is critical, and qualitative research pays attention to to actions that can support
confidence in their results.
What are some of the criteria under Qualitative and Quantitative? - ANSWER -
Quantitative-
1. Reality is objective and can be seen and measured
2. Reality is relatively constant
3. Reality can be separated from its context
4. Objective, detached
5. Samples that represent overall populations as subjective
Qualitative-
1. Reality is constructed by the individual
2. reality is continuously constructed
3. Reality is embedded in its context
4. Personally involved
5. Individual cases, represented as informants
What are some of the criteria under Qualitative and Quantitative? - ANSWER -
Quantitative Version-
, 1. Specific; includes identification of population, variables, and outcomes.
2. Preplanned and specific
3. Random selection to achieve maximum representation of the the identified population
4. Strictly adhered to based on demographic or other characteristics.
5. Based on power calculation
Qualitative Version-
1. General and broad; may be stated as a purpose instead of a question.
2. Emergent in response to data collection and ongoing analysis.
3. Purposeful selection to achieve maximum information about the topic of interest.
4. Loosely applied; based on shared experience or group membership
5. Based on achievement of saturation.
Qualitative scientific criteria: - ANSWER -Audibility- the ability for something to be
tested.
Credibility- Being able to be believable
Fittingness- The ability to be able to be fit into something
What is general impact factor? - ANSWER -A measure of the frequency with which the
average article in a journal has been cited in a particular year or period. Provides the influence
and ranking of a journal within discipline.
What is h-index? - ANSWER -calculation that provides a measure of a particular
individual researcher's output.
What is confirmability? - ANSWER -The findings of two or more independent researcher
achieve congruence.
Who do we ensure credibility? - ANSWER -1. A prolong engagement with the
participants in the study support. Times is also needed to test interpretations and conclusions
for misinformation or misinterpretation.
