Lesson 4 [PRH102]

Cards (14)

  • Credibility
    Asks "How congruent are the findings with reality?" - Methodological Triangulation (Approaches, Investigators, Theoretical and Environment)
  • Reflexivity sources: Finlay 2002, Finlay 2003, Tuval-Mashiach 2016
  • Trustworthiness
    The degree to which researchers and readers are convinced that a research study has captured a significant experience or process related to their topic
  • Confirmability
    The degree to which the findings of the research study could be confirmed by other researchers
  • Reflexivity aims to map the implications, possibilities, and limitations afforded by approaching the study of a topic in a particular way
  • Transferability in Trustworthiness
    Proposition is somewhat tricky, given that by design qualitative research does not aim for replicability
  • Dependability
    Peer debriefing or peer scrutiny are solid communication habits that create trust
  • Sample Design
    Open Coding
  • Reflexivity
    A form of critical thinking aiming to articulate the contexts shaping the processes of doing research and subsequently the knowledge produced
  • Thank you for listening! Don't hesitate to ask any questions!
  • Fidelity to the Subject Matter
    Assuring that the treatment in a research study is conducted consistently and reliably
  • Utility in Achieving Goals
    Researchers might determine their questions or analytic tools to enhance the ability of their findings to meet their goals
  • Reflexivity is a form of critical thinking which aims to articulate the contexts that shape the processes of doing research and subsequently the knowledge produced
  • Methological Integrity
    Established when research designs and procedures support the research goals, respect the researcher's approaches to inquiry, and are tailored for fundamental characteristics of the subject matter and the investigators