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Group three: What research methods are associated with interpretive research? Be ready to explain them

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Group three: What research methods are associated with interpretive research? Be ready to explain them

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Group 5: What are the strengths of qualitative research?

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Group 5: What are the strengths of qualitative research?

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1. Qualitative Research can capture changing attitudes within a target group such as consumers of a product or service, or attitudes in the workplace.

2. Qualitative approaches to research are not bound by the limitations of quantitative methods. If responses don’t fit the researcher’s expectation that’s equally useful qualitative data to add context and perhaps explain something which numbers alone are unable to reveal.

3. Qualitative Research provides a much more flexible approach. If useful insights are not being captured researchers can quickly adapt questions, change the setting or any other variable to improve responses.

4. Qualitative data capture allows researchers to be far more speculative about what areas they choose to investigate and how to do so. It allows data capture to be prompted by a researcher’s instinctive or ‘gut feel’ for where good information will be found.

5. Qualitative research is rich in data, which gives researchers more space to give play to their creativity.

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Group  one: Identify some of the studies from weeks 2 and 3 that are informed by interpretivism.

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Group  one: Identify some of the studies from weeks 2 and 3 that are informed by interpretivism.

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1.Low-Income Kurdish Migrant Women’s Experiences with Life in a Poverty-Impacted Urban Neighborhood

2.Students’ Understanding of Food Insecurity and Campus Food Pantry Use

3.Single Mothers' Survival Narratives and Strategies for Pursuing Higher Education on Welfare

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Group two: What are the criticisms that can be made of qualitative research methods?

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Group two: What are the criticisms that can be made of qualitative research methods?

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- Too subjective.
- Difficult to replicate.
- Problem of generalization.
- Lack of transparency.

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Group six: why do interpretivists believe that positivism isn't an appropriate way to research the social world?

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Group six: why do interpretivists believe that positivism isn't an appropriate way to research the social world?

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Why interpretivists criticise positivism.
Positivism applied scientific methods to studying the social world and this is not appropriate because: human beings construct their own realities because they are conscious.  They are unpredicatable and do not always obey universal laws and structures.

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Group four: What implications does interpretivism have for the choice of research methodology and methods?

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Group four: What implications does interpretivism have for the choice of research methodology and methods?

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When the study try  to makes a general states about social group, culture or community,  they can use the qualitative research in which associated with interpretation.the qualitative method can not only obtain the information about personal experience, but also lead us to an access of shared meanings.
Sometimes, the quantatitive method can be used by interpretivism,as long as the research concerned to uncover issues of meaning.
Quantitative method sometimes are very useful to analysis the qualitative data. which also lead to greater transparency in the procedures