VIBRANT PRESENTATION
Larae Christie
Created on October 4, 2023
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Larae ChristieQuinecha CherryTwanda Peace
Chapter 7
Collect data with special attention to potential issues
Step 5
Step 4
Design protocols or instruments
Step 3
Consider types of information
Obtain permissions
Identify participants and sites
Step 2
Step 1
5 Process Steps in Qualitative Data Collection
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Purposeful SamplingSelecting people or sites who can best help us understand our phenomenon
Probability SamplingSelecting individuals to represent generalized sample from population
A gatekeeper is an individual who has an official or unofficial role at the site, provides entrance to a site, helps researchers locate people, and assists in the identification of places to study
Similar to quantitative research, gaining access to the site or individual(s) in qualitative inquiry involves obtaining permissions at different levels, such as the organization, the site, the individuals, and the campus institutional review boards.
Types of Permissions to Gain Access to Participants and Sites
Documents
Public (e.g., notes from meetings) and private (e.g., journals) records available to the researcher
Audiovisual Materials
Audiovisual materials consisting of images or sounds of people or places recorded by the researcher or someone else
Interviews and Questionares
Unstructured text data obtained from transcribing audio recordings of interviews or by transcribing open-ended responses to questions on questionnaires
Observations
Unstructured text data and pictures taken during observations by the researcher
What Types of Qualitative Data Will You Collect?
bringing sensitivity to ethical issues that may affect the quality of the data
collecting data so that you can anticipate potential problems
recording information through research protocols
Process Used to Record Data
having disruptive room sounds
Audiovisual Materials
Field Issues in Qualitative Research
having difficulty locating materials
getting people to respond to requests for information
determining whether field notes are credible
Interviews
Observations
Ssaying little during the interview
Documents
Access
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