Презентация «Methods of sociologocal resarch»

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METHODS OF SOCIOLOGICAL RESARCH
METHODS OF SOCIOLOGICAL RESARCH
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QUANTITATIVE METHODS
QUANTITATIVE METHODS
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Sampling Probability sampling
Sampling Probability sampling
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«Methods of sociologocal resarch», слайд 4
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What to measure? Knowledge Attitudes Possible activity
What to measure? Knowledge Attitudes Possible activity
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Steps to create questionnaire Defining aim and objectives Defining theoretical approach List of futu
Steps to create questionnaire Defining aim and objectives Defining theoretical approach List of future variables List of possible analytical procedures Work with existing questionnaires Defining …
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Questions Open Last book you have read? Semistuctured What is you nationality? Ukrainian Russian Oth
Questions Open Last book you have read? Semistuctured What is you nationality? Ukrainian Russian Other_______________ Structured Mark your attitude towards political party X on the scale Where 1 is …
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How to formulate questions? Whether everyone would be able to understand question and answer? Whethe
How to formulate questions? Whether everyone would be able to understand question and answer? Whether everyone would be able to understand question same way? Whether everyone would be willing to …
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Length of the questionnaire Price Time Number of non-response Quality of answers
Length of the questionnaire Price Time Number of non-response Quality of answers
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Field work We can not change questions during the fieldwork Big number of non-responses Possible unp
Field work We can not change questions during the fieldwork Big number of non-responses Possible unpleasant experience
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Qualitative research
Qualitative research
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Definition Qualitative research is an interpretative approach concerned with understanding the meani
Definition Qualitative research is an interpretative approach concerned with understanding the meanings which people attach to phenomena (actions, decisions, beliefs, values etc. ) within their …
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Important features Aims are directed at providing in-depth and interpreted understanding of the soci
Important features Aims are directed at providing in-depth and interpreted understanding of the social world of research participants Importance of participants’ frames of reference Volume and …
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In-depth interview
In-depth interview
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In-depth interview: definition Form of conversation with a purpose (~1,5-2 hours). Provides an oppor
In-depth interview: definition Form of conversation with a purpose (~1,5-2 hours). Provides an opportunity for detailed investigation of people’s personal perspectives, for in-depth understanding of …
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In-depth interview: types Structured – scenario of an interview is based on a detailed list of conte
In-depth interview: types Structured – scenario of an interview is based on a detailed list of content mapping questions (-) researcher is imposing his/her understanding of social phenomena on …
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In-depth interview: types Semistructured – scenario of an interview is based on broadly defined them
In-depth interview: types Semistructured – scenario of an interview is based on broadly defined thematic lines, no specific questions are defined (“childhood”, “education”, “work”, “family”) (-) more …
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In-depth interview: types Unstructured – 3 stages. I stage – no questions with an exception of an op
In-depth interview: types Unstructured – 3 stages. I stage – no questions with an exception of an opening one (Tell me the story of our life…) II stage – only narrative questions are allowed (You …
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In-depth interview: types (-) difficult to compare big number of interviews (-) even more difficult
In-depth interview: types (-) difficult to compare big number of interviews (-) even more difficult to conduct for unskilled interviewers (+) allows a lot of flexibility, gives more “voice” to …
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Focus group discussion
Focus group discussion
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Focus group discussion: definition FGD – involves several (6-10) participants brought together to di
Focus group discussion: definition FGD – involves several (6-10) participants brought together to discuss the research topic as a group. Provides an opportunity for direct and explicit discussion of …
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Observation
Observation
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Participant observation Participant observation – researcher joins the constituent study population
Participant observation Participant observation – researcher joins the constituent study population or its organizational or community setting to record actions, interactions and events that occur. …
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Observation Observation – offers opportunity to record and analyze behavior and interactions as they
Observation Observation – offers opportunity to record and analyze behavior and interactions as they occur, although not as a member of the study population. Autoethnography - “ ‘figural …
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Textual analysis
Textual analysis
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Textual analysis: types Conversational analysis involves a detailed examination of “talk interaction
Textual analysis: types Conversational analysis involves a detailed examination of “talk interactions” to determine how conversation is constructed and enacted. The aim is to investigate social …
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Textual analysis: types Discourse analysis is “concerned with texts as social practices”. It alerts
Textual analysis: types Discourse analysis is “concerned with texts as social practices”. It alerts us to the intimate connections between meaning, power and knowledge (Potter & Wetherell, 1987).
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Textual analysis: types Content analysis “claims to offer an “objective”, “systematic” and “quantita
Textual analysis: types Content analysis “claims to offer an “objective”, “systematic” and “quantitative” analysis of documentary content” (Ball, 1992). It allows to examine the major elements or …
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Content-analysis However, content analysis does not allow the possibility for a researcher to uncove
Content-analysis However, content analysis does not allow the possibility for a researcher to uncover variability in the construction of different texts, to compare it and to assess the functions …
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Sampling
Sampling
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Sampling Qualitative research uses non-probability sampling, where units are deliberately selected t
Sampling Qualitative research uses non-probability sampling, where units are deliberately selected to reflect particular features of or groups within the sampled population.
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? Regions
? Regions
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