N4325-Research- Module 1 qquestion
with answers
Historical research - - Research about nursing practice during the Crimean War
-Open-ended interview - - Questioning research participants without a fixex list of
questions
-Transcription - - Typing verbatim narrative from a recorded interview
-Rigor - - -Carefulness of data in a study that gives findings credibility
-Strict adherence to the research plan
-Immersion - - Reading and rereading the data
-Snowballing - - The sampling method where participants in a study recruit others
-Participant - - A person from whom data is collected in a study
-Ethnography - - Study of tradition and customs of people
-Bracketing - - Setting aside one's values when conducting a study
-Emic approach - - Studying behavior from within a culture
-Field notes - - Notes from a research observation
-Secondary source - - Account of a situation by a person who learned of the
situation from another person
-Going native - - When a researcher becomes part of a culture and loses the
ability to observe clearly
-Phenomenological approach - - A study focused on the lived experience
-Qualitative research - - Subjective approach to a study that describes life's
meaning
-Exploratory-descriptive - - -A type of qualitative study that is developed to
provide information and insight into clinical or practice problems
-Facilitator - - Conducts a focus group
-Phenomena - - Experiences that comprise the lives of humans
-Grounded theory - - Qualitative method that describes social processes
-Coding - - Labeling the data
with answers
Historical research - - Research about nursing practice during the Crimean War
-Open-ended interview - - Questioning research participants without a fixex list of
questions
-Transcription - - Typing verbatim narrative from a recorded interview
-Rigor - - -Carefulness of data in a study that gives findings credibility
-Strict adherence to the research plan
-Immersion - - Reading and rereading the data
-Snowballing - - The sampling method where participants in a study recruit others
-Participant - - A person from whom data is collected in a study
-Ethnography - - Study of tradition and customs of people
-Bracketing - - Setting aside one's values when conducting a study
-Emic approach - - Studying behavior from within a culture
-Field notes - - Notes from a research observation
-Secondary source - - Account of a situation by a person who learned of the
situation from another person
-Going native - - When a researcher becomes part of a culture and loses the
ability to observe clearly
-Phenomenological approach - - A study focused on the lived experience
-Qualitative research - - Subjective approach to a study that describes life's
meaning
-Exploratory-descriptive - - -A type of qualitative study that is developed to
provide information and insight into clinical or practice problems
-Facilitator - - Conducts a focus group
-Phenomena - - Experiences that comprise the lives of humans
-Grounded theory - - Qualitative method that describes social processes
-Coding - - Labeling the data
