Qualitative Approaches Crossword

type of research understood as the systematic study of social phenomena
refers to a broad arena of philosophy concerned with the nature and scope of practice
a research approach that aims to discover and describe the point of view of people or social scene
an inductive method designed to construct theory from qualitative data
a way of doing research and a way of questioning and conceptualizing thought
requires careful watching, listening, and recording of events, behaviors, and objects
type of interviews that resemble guided conversations
type of interviews that provide some structure by using a combination of fixed responses and open ended questions
type of interviews where interviewers are trained to ask a question as it is precisely written
a person who are specifically selected for interview on the basis of their expertise in areas relevant to the research
the phase used to describe the period of time spent in the field observing the phenomenon of interest
a way for opposing opinions to be heard and contrary explanations for the phenomenon to be aired
the use of two or more strategies to collect, interpret, or analyze information
this may take place when a researcher is gaining little or no new information
includes personal notes and reflections, copies of all instruments used, and explanations of procedures