Sociology 2206A/B Study Guide - Final Guide: Standard Deviation, Central Tendency, Grounded Theory

• School: Western University
• Department: Sociology
• Course: Sociology 2206A/B
• Professor: Stephen Lin

Document Summary

Language, style, and pace is constantly adjusted: how to conduct an interview, sampling, develop a quesion guide, recruit paricipants, quesion variety, record and transcribe, consider: gate keepers, respect for paricipants, validity- trustworthiness, reliability, c. member-checking, relexivity. Non-reacive qualitaive research: historical research, for addressing big" quesions, gathering evidence and interpreing it i. Largely latent content, observing moives, purpose, and meaning. Paterns are linked and developed through coding process. Language use is about making choices" (vocab, structure, phrases), moivated by diferent intenions and interests. Language/discourse is associated with the producion and reproducion of exising power relaions or producion of new power relaions: makes hidden ideology transparent. Jusice/fairness: consent, voluntary, no coercion, incenives should not encourage reckless disregard of risks b. Legal and reputaion risks: privacy and conideniality, beware of privacy and conideniality issues, try to anonymize the data, privacy: inimate personal informaion, conideniality: protecion of informaion.