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Formal Investigation - Coggle Diagram
Formal Investigation
Research proposal
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Definition of Sources
They constitute the inaugural events of a new approach to research, from the daily situation and the experience of the subject, which by itself expresses a revaluation of their knowledge and everyday knowledge.
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Start of Investigation
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Open Interview
conversations or discussions, which better indicates a free, open democratic, two-way and informal process
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Structured Interview
It is one in which the formulation and the sequence of questions even in the introduction are predetermined
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Field Analysis
Intervening Dimensions
Field notes should include not only descriptions of what happens in a setting, but also a record of the researcher's feelings, interpretations, intuitions, preconceptions, and future areas of inquiry
Spaces and Subjects
A detailed description of the setting and the position of the people within it provides important insights into the nature of the participants' activities, their patterns of interaction, their perspectives and ways of presenting themselves to others
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Formal Analysis
Some researchers record comments in the margin of the transcript of their discussions with students and include them in the final report
Category Construction
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Set of Questions
The world that is investigated according to a data collection method is greatly distorted due to the limitations of that data and the available method of analysis
Bibliographic Basis
The bibliography for its content can include informative materials, specialized treatises, methodological proposals, critical essays, analysis for debate, comments and pertinent theoretical references
Situational diagnostic
The primary purpose of the research effort considered in its entirety is to help explain why things are the way they are or happen the way they do, or, in other words, to help provide the theoretical construction.