Imagine that you have conducted qualitative interviews with a small sample of nurses about their jobs. You have done 25 interviews, each about 30 minutes long, resulting in about 20 pages of transcription. Now that you have about 500 pages of data, how would you go about analyzing the data?
a. select topics that participants have talked about
b. create categories through coding
c. look for patterns
d. subject to quantitative statistical manipulation
e. select topics that participants have talked about, create categories through coding, and after categorizing, look for patterns
e
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Which of the following statements best describes the Latino population in the United States?
a. They have extraordinary class diversity. b. The majority live below the poverty level. c. They are subject to virtually no employment discrimination. d. The majority immigrated to the U.S. prior to the deportation practices of the 1950s.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Social classes are based most obviously on income and wealth, but also on other resources such as educational level and your occupational prestige. 2. Members of the upper middle class tend to be highly educated professionals, including physicians, dentists, lawyers, college professors, and business executives. Household income may be in the range of $120,000 to $250,000, possibly more if both people in a couple are employed. 3. Most Americans are in the middle class. 4. Our social class affects the coping mechanisms we develop to deal with stress. 5. There is little social mobility in the United States.