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fnuegbu

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Discuss the characteristics of qualitative research.

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_____ is the practice by fieldworkers of filling in fake answers or falsifying interviews.
 a. Interviewer slighting
  b. Gun-decking
  c. Falsification
  d. Interviewer cheating



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Answer to Question 1

Characteristics include:
1 . small convenience or quota samples are often used, rather than rigorous, statistically meaningful samples
2 . the information sought relates to respondents' motivations, beliefs, feelings, and attitudes, not to facts about their lives and behavior
3 . an intuitive, subjective approach is used in gathering the data
4 . the data collection format is open ended, allowing respondents to express themselves in their own words at a length they deem appropriate
5 . the approach is not intended to provide statistically or scientifically accurate data, but often to guide further investigation

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fnuegbu

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Reply 2 on: Jun 29, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Excellent

 

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