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Chapter 3 (Paradigms: Mental models or frames of references that are used…
Chapter 3
Paradigms: Mental models or frames of references that are used to categorize reasoning and observation. They are commonly hard to recognize, because they are implied, assumed and taken for granted. An example is conservative and liberals having different perception of the role of government
Two Popular paradigms
Post-Positivism: Disputes that you can make reasonable conclusions about a phenomenon by combining practical observations with logical reasoning
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Research process:
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Validation: testing the theory through scientific method ( data collection, and analysis)
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Exploration Phase
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Research proposal: ideals and thoughts, opportunity for feedback
Literature Review: Second stage, purpose of literature review: survey the current state of knowledge in the area of inquiry, identify key authors, articles, theories and findings and identify gaps in knowledge in the research area
Research Report: Final document, detail outline of the research process,
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Interpretivism paradigms: subjective interpretation of participants involve; interviewing participants and using their own subjective perpectives
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