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Purposeful Sampling

Procedures for Recording Data

  • critical
  • opportunistic
  • snowball
  • confirming or disconfirming
  • maximal variation
  • extreme case
  • typical
  • theory or concept
  • homogenous
  • utilize protocols
  • forms designed by researchers that contain instructions
  • specialized for interviews and observations

Sample Size

  • varies from study to study
  • typical to have a few individuals or cases
  • larger sample size= less depth and more time

Five Process Steps

Qualitative Data Collection

  • identify participants & sites to be studied
  • gain access
  • consider types of information that will best answer research questions
  • design protocols or instruments for collection and documentation
  • administer data collection

Permissions

  • especially important to negotiate campus review boards and locating individuals at a site who can facilitate data collection

Various Types of Data

  • observation
  • interviews
  • documents
  • audiovisual materials

IRB

Gatekeepers

  • seek permission
  • develop description
  • informed consent form
  • have project reviewed

Observation

Documents

  • an individual with an official or unofficial role at the site
  • provides entrance to site
  • helps locate people
  • assists in identification of places to study

Audiovisual Materials

  • public and private records about a site or participants
  • may be difficult to locate and obtain
  • process of gathering open-ended, firsthand information
  • conducted as researcher or participant
  • multiple observations over time
  • images or sounds
  • people relate easily
  • may be difficult to analyze

Interviews

  • researcher asks open-ended questions
  • several types

Field Issues and Ethical Considerations

  • field issues: may arise during data collection
  • ethical issues: studies must be executed with sensitivity to individuals, populations, and research sites
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