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This document discusses phenomenological research. It defines phenomenology and describes its key features and characteristics, including that it aims to understand the relationship between individual consciousness and social life. The document outlines both the pros and cons of phenomenological research, such as its ability to capture subjective experiences but lack of generalizability. It also describes the procedures for conducting phenomenological research, which includes small sample sizes, principles for sample selection, and validity tips like listening more than talking and seeking feedback.
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Phenomenological research seeks to understand and describe the universal essence of lived experiences. It involves suspending judgments and focusing on descriptions of phenomena as directly experienced. The key characteristics are being descriptive, uncovering meanings of experiences, and setting aside prejudices. Common data collection methods include interviews and observations. Analysis involves identifying meaning units and synthesizing them into descriptions of the core structures and textures of experiences. Limitations include potential researcher bias and difficulties establishing validity, maintaining bracketing, and presenting qualitative findings.
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This document defines and describes different types of research methods, including:
- Applied research, which seeks to solve practical problems rather than acquire knowledge for its own sake.
- Basic research, which is driven by scientific curiosity to expand knowledge without a direct commercial application.
- Correlational research, which investigates statistical relationships between two or more variables without determining cause and effect.
- Descriptive research, which provides an accurate portrayal of characteristics, situations, or groups through statistical analysis.
The document also covers qualitative research methods like ethnographic research, grounded theory research, historical research, and phenomenological research. It concludes by distinguishing between qualitative and quantitative research approaches.
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This document defines and describes various types of research methods, including applied research, basic research, correlational research, descriptive research, ethnographic research, experimental research, exploratory research, grounded theory research, and qualitative and quantitative research. It provides examples and discusses the purposes, advantages, and disadvantages of each type of research.
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By the end of this presentation you should be able to:
Describe the common qualitative research approaches
Demonstrate how and when to conduct different types of qualitative research
Understand that focus group discussion and interview are not qualitative research methods or designs. They are just tools for data collection.
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The document defines and provides examples of 12 types of research: applied research, basic research, correlational research, descriptive research, ethnographic research, experimental research, exploratory research, grounded theory research, historical research, phenomenological research, qualitative research, and quantitative research. Each type is briefly described in 1-3 paragraphs explaining what it is and providing 1-2 examples. The document aims to outline and explain the different methodological approaches used in academic research.
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Phenomenological research seeks to understand and describe the universal essence of lived experiences. It involves suspending judgments and focusing on descriptions of phenomena as directly experienced. The key characteristics are being descriptive, uncovering meanings of experiences, and setting aside prejudices. Common data collection methods include interviews and observations. Analysis involves identifying meaning units and synthesizing them into descriptions of the core structures and textures of experiences. Limitations include potential researcher bias and difficulties establishing validity, maintaining bracketing, and presenting qualitative findings.
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This document defines and describes different types of research methods, including:
- Applied research, which seeks to solve practical problems rather than acquire knowledge for its own sake.
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The document also covers qualitative research methods like ethnographic research, grounded theory research, historical research, and phenomenological research. It concludes by distinguishing between qualitative and quantitative research approaches.
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By the end of this presentation you should be able to:
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Demonstrate how and when to conduct different types of qualitative research
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Phenomenological research examines human experiences through descriptions provided by those involved. It aims to understand the relationship between individual consciousness and social life, and uncover how awareness shapes social actions and worlds. Phenomenological studies trace lived experiences of people to generate theories about phenomena. Data is primarily collected through interviews and analyzed to identify patterns and themes in a clear manner. There are different types including realistic, constitutive, existential, and hermeneutic phenomenological research.
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Phenomenological research examines human experiences through descriptions provided by those involved. It aims to understand the relationship between individual consciousness and social life, and uncover how awareness shapes social actions and worlds. Phenomenological studies trace lived experiences of people to generate theories about phenomena. Data is primarily collected through interviews and analyzed to identify patterns and themes in a clear manner. There are different types including realistic, constitutive, existential, and hermeneutic phenomenological research.
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- 3. TREY research CONTENTS Phenomenological Research • Definition • Features and Characteristics • Pros & Cons • Procedures 3
- 5. TREY research Phenomenological studies help in raising an understanding of relationship between states of individual consciousness and social life. Phenomenological attempt to uncover how human awareness is implicated in the production of a social action, social situation and social world. HẬU PHENOMENOLOGICALFEATURESAND CHARACTERISTICS
- 7. TREY research Pros 1. Capturing Subjective Experience 2. Depth of Understanding 3. Contextual Relevance 4. Uncovering Novel Concepts Cons 1. Lack of Generalizability 2. Subjectivity 3. Difficulty in Analysis 4. Potential Bias 5. Lack of Control AN ProsandConsofPhenomenologicalResearch
- 10. TREY research 10
- 11. TREY research Sampling Relies on very small samples (often 10 or fewer) Two principles guide sample selection Participants must have experienced phenomenon of interest. They must be able to articulate what it is like to have lived that experience.
- 12. TREY research ValidityTips 1. TALK LESS 2. LISTEN A LOT 3. RECORD OBSERVATIONS ACCURATELY 4. SEEK FEEDBACK