Contrast the foundational aspects, phenomena of interest, and steps of the qualitative research process for phenomenology, historical, grounded theory, discourse analysis, case studies, narrative analysis, critical theory, and feminist designs. (MO 1)
Differentiate qualitative sample sizes and sampling techniques from quantitative techniques. (MO 2)
Describe the purpose of qualitative research findings and the generalizability of those findings. (MO 3)
Align types of qualitative data sources with various designs, limitations, and advantages. (MO 4)
Contrast qualitative data analysis with quantitative data analysis.
Discuss the terms and processes employed to ensure rigor and validity in qualitative research studies.
Writing a Critique or Review of a Research Article
Starting a Review
At the basic level, a critical analysis begins with questions like those set out by Taylor (2009):
o What is the author’s motivation in writing this work?
▪ Agreeing with, defending or confirming a particular point of view
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