Qualitative Design Matrix
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Defining Cases Matrix RES/728 Version 5 |
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Qualitative Design Matrix
Instructions: Complete the matrix of qualitative designs, using five of the following types: ethnography, case study, grounded theory, phenomenology, critical research, narrative analysis, or other qualitative design. Reflect the philosophical and practical similarities and differences among them, including these dimensions for comparison:
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Case Study
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(enter design name)
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(enter design name)
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(enter design name)
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Question to be answered |
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Focus of study |
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Purpose of study |
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Nature and source of truth |
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Role of the researcher |
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Ethical stance |
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Structure of data collection/management |
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Type of data analysis used |
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Example of this type of study |
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Basis for reliability and validity |
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After you have completed the matrix, respond to these synthesis questions:
1. How are case studies similar to and different from other qualitative designs?
2. Which other designs might be used within a case study? Provide examples.
3. What are the advantages of case study designs over the other qualitative designs?
