Lecture Communication research: Asking questions, finding answers (2/e): Chapter 4 - Joann Keyton

Chapter 4 - Introduction to qualitative research. After reading this chapter, you should be able to: Describe qualitative research and its assumptions, identify examples of qualitative research, explain inductive analysis, explain the qualitative research model, describe issues of credibility that must be addressed in qualitative research,. | Chapter 4 Introduction to Qualitative Research Effective in capturing complexity of communication phenomena Sensitive to social construction of meaning Emphasizes communication environment of interactants What is Qualitative Research? Preserves the form and content of interaction Contextually bound Discourse is the data Analyzed for its qualities – empirical, inductive, and interpretive Aims for subjectivity Allows interactants’ voices to be heard Mutual Simultaneous Shaping The here and now Everything influences everything else Emphasis on process and the holistic frame of interaction Plausible explanations built on what is observed Inductive Analysis From the specific to the general Explanations and theories emerge from the data Propositions formulated continuously throughout the data collection and data analysis process Model for Qualitative Research Interdependent stages Not linear Cannot be planned in entirety Top circle reflects design of the project Bottom . | Chapter 4 Introduction to Qualitative Research Effective in capturing complexity of communication phenomena Sensitive to social construction of meaning Emphasizes communication environment of interactants What is Qualitative Research? Preserves the form and content of interaction Contextually bound Discourse is the data Analyzed for its qualities – empirical, inductive, and interpretive Aims for subjectivity Allows interactants’ voices to be heard Mutual Simultaneous Shaping The here and now Everything influences everything else Emphasis on process and the holistic frame of interaction Plausible explanations built on what is observed Inductive Analysis From the specific to the general Explanations and theories emerge from the data Propositions formulated continuously throughout the data collection and data analysis process Model for Qualitative Research Interdependent stages Not linear Cannot be planned in entirety Top circle reflects design of the project Bottom reflects activities in the field Credibility in Qualitative Research Extent to which data interpretations are true correct dependable Allows for multiple interpretations by asking “What’s plausible?” Enhancing Credibility Triangulation: use of several kinds of methods or data to enhance credibility Data triangulation Investigator triangulation Interdisciplinary triangulation Member validation Taking research findings back to individuals who provided data Conceptualizing Research Questions for Qualitative Research Based on previous literature Broadly stated Nondirectional Gives researcher latitude in following interesting paths Specific to the interaction context Assessing Research Questions Does the question ask how or what? Is the question nondirectional? Does it reference the research site? Assessing Research Questions Does the question: Focus on a specific type of interaction? Discover how meaning is developed/shared? Reveal naturally occurring communication not .

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