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Qualitative research, Pertenece a: Yaurissel Barría - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Anyone can enter those places.
    - - Access is analogous to that of the interviewer to locate
        informant.
    - - It resides in the fact that once the researchers have managed to
        the doormen authorize their access.
  - - - The qualitative researcher suspends or sets aside his own
        beliefs, perspective and predispositions.
      - They are sensitive to the effects that they cause on the
        people who are objects of study.
      - They try to understand people within the framework of
        reference to themselves.
      - All perspectives are valuable and emphasize validity in
        your investigation.
      - The researcher sees the setting and the people in a
        logistics perspective.
      - Qualitative methods are humanistic
      - It is inductive
      - It is an art, all scenarios and people are worthy of
        study.
- - - - What people open up and express their feelings.
      - To be seen as an unobjectionable person.
      - Penetrate behind people's "stranger defenses."
      - Sharing the symbolic world of informants, their language and
        their prospects.
      - Communicate sympathy.
  - - - Being in the right place at the right time.
      - Informants should not know exactly what is
        we study.
      - act naive
      - Aggressive field techniques can be used after
        have come to understand the scenario.
- - - - the final word
        
        Aunque nosotros somos renuentes a conceder a los informantes
        la palabra final sobre el contenido del material escrito.
      - Direct
        
        It can corrupt the bond between the interviewer and the
        informant.
      - Anonymity
        
        It is almost always to use a pseudonym to designate people and
        locations in the studies described.
      - Logistics
        
        You should try to find a place with privacy where you can
        speak without interruptions and the informant feels relaxed.
      - The intentional motives of the investigator
        
        It has to do with the contribution of knowledge to their field and with
        professional progress.