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A guide to qualitative field research / Carol A. Bailey.

By: Material type: TextPublication details: Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Pine Forge Press, c2007.Edition: 2nd edDescription: xv, 214 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 1412936500 (pbk.)
  • 9781412936507 (pbk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 001.433 BAI 22
LOC classification:
  • H62 .B275 2007
Contents:
List of Tables, Figures, and Photographs Preface Acknowledgments About the Author Chapter 1. Introduction to Qualitative Field Research Objectives Overview Examples of Field Research Major Features of Field Research Putting It All Together Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 2. Ethics Objectives Informed Consent Deception Confidentiality Relationships Ethics in Virtual Field Research Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 3. Topic, Purpose, and Research Questions Objectives Research Topic Purpose of Research Research Questions Putting It All Together Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 4. Theory and Review of Literature Objectives Concepts Theory Review of Literature Putting It All Together Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 5. Paradigms, Research Design, and Introduction to Methodology Objectives Proposal Paradigms Research Design Methodology Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 6. From Gaining Entree to Exiting the Field Objectives Gaining Entree and Gatekeepers Preparations Arrival in the Field Key Actors Field Relationships Time in the Field Leaving the Field Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 7. Observations Objectives Should I Conduct Covert or Overt Observations? Should I Only Observe or Participate Fully When Observing? Where Should I Observe? Should My Observations Be Structured or Unstructured? What Should I Observe? Research Questions Unit of Analysis Ethics Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 8. Interviews Objectives Types of Interviews Question Construction Interview Questions and Research Questions Location of the Interview Rapport Ethics Status Characteristics Alternatives to Face-to-Face Interviews After the Interview Sampling Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 9. Field Notes Objectives Purposes of Field Notes Taking Field Notes Field Note Content Putting It All Together Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommend Reading Chapter 10. Procedures for Increasing Validity and Trustworthiness Objectives Validity and Trustworthiness Strategies for Enhancing Validity and Trustworthiness Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 11. Introduction to Analysis and Coding Objectives Analysis Coding Practical Aspects of Coding Coding and Grounded Theory Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software Putting It All Together Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 12. Descriptions and Typologies Objectives Descriptions Typologies Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 13. Thematic Analysis Objectives Purposes of a Thematic Analysis What Are Themes? Identifying Versus Emerging Themes Overarching Themes Topical Themes Interpretation Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading Chapter 14. Research Stories and Critical Events and Cases Objectives Elements in a Research Story Critical Events and Cases Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommend Reading Chapter 15. Writing and the Final Paper Objectives Writing Process Writing Styles Used in Final Papers Format of a Final Paper Putting It All Together Conclusions Chapter Highlights Exercises Online and Recommended Reading References Glossary Index
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 196-202) and index.

List of Tables, Figures, and Photographs
Preface
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Chapter 1. Introduction to Qualitative Field Research
Objectives
Overview
Examples of Field Research
Major Features of Field Research
Putting It All Together
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 2. Ethics
Objectives
Informed Consent
Deception
Confidentiality
Relationships
Ethics in Virtual Field Research
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 3. Topic, Purpose, and Research Questions
Objectives
Research Topic
Purpose of Research
Research Questions
Putting It All Together
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 4. Theory and Review of Literature
Objectives
Concepts
Theory
Review of Literature
Putting It All Together
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 5. Paradigms, Research Design, and Introduction to Methodology
Objectives
Proposal
Paradigms
Research Design
Methodology
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 6. From Gaining Entree to Exiting the Field
Objectives
Gaining Entree and Gatekeepers
Preparations
Arrival in the Field
Key Actors
Field Relationships
Time in the Field
Leaving the Field
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 7. Observations
Objectives
Should I Conduct Covert or Overt Observations?
Should I Only Observe or Participate Fully When Observing?
Where Should I Observe?
Should My Observations Be Structured or Unstructured?
What Should I Observe?
Research Questions
Unit of Analysis
Ethics
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 8. Interviews
Objectives
Types of Interviews
Question Construction
Interview Questions and Research Questions
Location of the Interview
Rapport
Ethics
Status Characteristics
Alternatives to Face-to-Face Interviews
After the Interview
Sampling
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 9. Field Notes
Objectives
Purposes of Field Notes
Taking Field Notes
Field Note Content
Putting It All Together
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommend Reading
Chapter 10. Procedures for Increasing Validity and Trustworthiness
Objectives
Validity and Trustworthiness
Strategies for Enhancing Validity and Trustworthiness
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 11. Introduction to Analysis and Coding
Objectives
Analysis
Coding
Practical Aspects of Coding
Coding and Grounded Theory
Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software
Putting It All Together
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 12. Descriptions and Typologies
Objectives
Descriptions
Typologies
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 13. Thematic Analysis
Objectives
Purposes of a Thematic Analysis
What Are Themes?
Identifying Versus Emerging Themes
Overarching Themes
Topical Themes
Interpretation
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
Chapter 14. Research Stories and Critical Events and Cases
Objectives
Elements in a Research Story
Critical Events and Cases
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommend Reading
Chapter 15. Writing and the Final Paper
Objectives
Writing Process
Writing Styles Used in Final Papers
Format of a Final Paper
Putting It All Together
Conclusions
Chapter Highlights
Exercises
Online and Recommended Reading
References
Glossary
Index

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