While analyzing qualitative data, Kristen made a first pass through her notes. She read slowly and put a
preliminary label in the notes to identify themes in the data. She was using
A) open coding. B) axial coding.
C) contingency coding. D) selective coding.
A
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The following is a hypothetical bivariate table of gender and religion:
Gender Religion Male Female Secular 250 500 Protestant 600 150 Catholic 350 150 a. Complete the bivariate table. (Add marginals, percentages, and total N). b. Answer the following questions about the table: What is the independent variable for this table? What is the dependent variable?
What is the study sample you could employ to evaluate practice in a familiar agency? What is the study population for this study? Can you generalize your study findings to the study population on a scientific basis? Explain why. What information would you need in order to generalize your findings on a logical basis?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The Spearman rank correlation coefficient ranks the study subjects on each variable and compares these ranks to compute the coefficient.
Determine the number of degrees of freedom among the subgroups.
