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Qualitative methods and sampling strategies
In your groups examine one of the following research proposals and report back on sections b, d and e (excluding the ethical strategy section):

1) is the research approach proposed appropriate (evaluation criteria used?)

2) Does the proposal satisfy the three research criteria?

3) Can you suggest an alternative research approach?
Proposal example 1
Proposal example 2
Complete a draft of sections: b, d and e of the proposal (excluding the ethical strategy section)
Printed references:
Pickard, A.J. (2007) Research methods in information, London: Facet Publishing.
Silverman, D. (2001) Interpreting Qualitative Data, 2nd edition, Sage Publications. Ch. 1; 7; 8
Online references on qualitative methods:
Focus Group
Interview
Observation
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