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WorksheetsINDUCTIVE VS. DEDUCTIVE QUALITATIVE CODING
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does the researcher avoid in the "Start Coding Process" step?
A) Developing new codes
B) Using preconceived notion
C) Reviewing the data
D) Writing research papers
How does grounded theory differ from experimental research?
A) It ignores data collection and focuses only on existing theories.
B) It relies on empirical observations and develops a theory from data.
C) It begins with hypotheses and tests them through experiments.
D) It starts with a preformed theory and adjusts it with data.
Which of the following best describes deductive reasoning?
A) Starting with general principles and applying them to specific cases.
B) Starting with specific observations and moving to general conclusions
C) Focusing solely on qualitative data.
D) Ignoring data in favor of theoretical assumptions.
Who is identified as the first audience for sharing research recommendations?
A) Online event participants
B) Local communities
C) ELT global communities
D) Target educational institutions
Write the 3 type of coding approaches
(a)
How should you codify information?
You need to collect and analyse information.
You need to categorise and label the data.
You need to implement the instruments and analyse the results.
You need to present your sereach problem and data collection.
Inductive coding is
It is developing codes based on the interviews
It is developing codes based on the triangulation
It is developing codes based on the data itself
It is developing codes based on the existing theory
Deductive coding is
It is developing codes based on existing theorectical framework.
It is developing codes based on the data itself.
It is developing codes based on the research itself.
It is developing codes based on data bases.
Hybrid coding is
It is developing codes based on the data itself.
It is developing codes based on the existing theory.
It is developing codes based on the data basis.
It combines both inductive and deductive coding.
