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    PRACTICAL

    RESEARCH 1

    Characteristics, Strengths CORY B. VARGAS


    Subject Teacher
    and Weaknesses, Kinds,
    and Importance of
    Qualitative Research
    At the end of the lesson, we will:
     describe the characteristics, strengths
    and weaknesses, kinds, and
    importance of qualitative research;
     Illustrate the importance of
    qualitative research across fields
    Characteristics of Qualitative Research
     Qualitative research is naturalistic.
     Qualitative research is purposeful.
     Qualitative research is detailed.
     Qualitative research requires
    engagement and neutrality.
     Qualitative research follows an
    inductive procedure.
     Qualitative research is viewed in a
    holistic perspective.
    Strengths of Qualitative Research
     Qualitative research complements
    quantitative data.
     Qualitative research provides more
    detailed information to explain
    complex issues.
     Qualitative research is cost efficient.
    Weaknesses of Qualitative Research
     Qualitative research cannot generalize
    the findings to the study population.
     Qualitative research is more difficult to
    analyze.
     Qualitative research is time
    consuming.
    Kinds of Qualitative Research
    1. Phenomenological – focuses on
    subjective lived experiences of the
    participants in order to understand
    phenomenon.
    The researcher is concerned with the feelings
    of the participants regarding a particular
    event or activity, hence the uniqueness of
    their lived situations can be described.
     interview
    2. Ethnographic – concentrates on the
    study of a group of people in a particular
    environment.
    To characterize behaviors, cultures,
    challenges, and possible occurring
    themes, the researcher is required to
    engage himself/herself with the
    participants through immersion
     observation, interview, survey
    3. Grounded Theory – intends to explain a
    phenomenon through developing a
    theory. In comparison with
    phenomenological study, grounded
    theory aims to provide explanation and
    theory behind those lived experiences.
     interview
     supporting documents
    4. Case study – allows the researcher to
    have an intensive analysis of the
    phenomenon.
    Its aim is to accurately describe the case
    through an in-depth examination of a
    single person or single institution.
     interview, observation and
    documentation
    5. Historical – concerned with the
    identification, evaluation, and synthesis
    of past event data.
    It aims to understand present patterns
    and to anticipate future choices through
    clearly relating the past event data which
    are obtained from sources such as
    documents, relics and artifacts, and oral
    reports.
    6. Narrative – Life accounts of individuals
    based on their personal experiences are
    typically obtained and analyzed.
    Its objective is to extract meaningful
    context based on the documented
    experiences.
    It focuses on the nature of the story told
    by the participants.
     Narrative, discourse analysis
    Question and Answer
    Thank you for listening.
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