Axial coding in qualitative data analysis could be best defined as:
a. coding that attempts to quantify the results.
b. intense analysis around one or a few of the coding categories.
c. coding that does not require a great deal of interpretation on the part of the
coder.
d. unrestricted coding to produce concepts and dimensions that seem to fit the
data fairly well.
B
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A. Structural-Strategic family therapists B. Feminists and social constructionists C. Cognitive-behavioral family therapists D. None of the above
Professor Lip was interested in why grandparents went to court to obtain custody of their grandchildren. One of the grandparents that Lip talked with commented on the issue of “parental neglect” of the grandchild. Once the issue of neglect had been identified, Lip began to notice that other grandparents also used the concept of “parental neglect” to explain why they had a legal relationship with their grandchild. In the Loflands’ terms, Professor Lip was interested in examining which of the following ways of looking for patterns?
a. Frequencies b. Magnitudes c. Causes d. Consequences e. Processes
African-American single parent families have been shown to be more resilient than white
single parent families. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
When a human service worker helps clients receive fair treatment and access to programs, he is performing which function?
a. therapy b. outreach c. administrative d. advocacy