Research Methods
II
Chapter 11 Study
Guide
- List
and know Bogdan and Biklen’s ten part schemes for coding qualitative data.
- What
strategies should you use when you are ready to analyze qualitative data
(Conclusions). Know each
technique and how they benefit the analyses process.
- What
are the three stages in quantitative data preparation? Know each.
- Why
must your data entry of quantitative data be so accurate? What happens when
it is not?
- Define
raw data, coded data, how are they different?
- When
applying codes to your data, what must you do to assure the codes represent
their original definition?
- What
should you avoid when coding your data?
- What
is the purpose of the codebook?
- How
do you code the respondents who took the survey?
- What
is the best way to code open-ended questions?
- How
can you assure that you have validity and reliability in your coding
process?
- When
you get the answer of “don’t know,” what are all of the possible
meanings for this response?
- How
can you maintain inter-coder reliability?
- When
cleaning computerized variables, mistakes can be corrected in what way?
- What
is it called when you combine qualitative and quantitative data? Why would
you want to do this?