PSYB01H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 11: Focus Group, Participant Observation
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A broad question at the start of an interview that seeks to engage the respondent in the topic of interest; used in intensive (depth) interviewing. Notes that describe what has been observed, heard, or otherwise experienced in a participant observation study. These notes usually are written after the observational session. A researcher who uses qualitative methods to conduct research in the field developing and maintaining relationships. A qualitative method that involves unstructured group interviews in which the focus group leader actively encourages discussion among participants on the topics of interest. Brief notes written in the field about highlights of an observation period. A form on which can be recorded systematically particular features of multiple cases or instances that a qualitative data analyst needs to examine. A qualitative method for gathering data that involves developing a sustained relationship with people while they go about their normal activities.
