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Poslední úprava: PhDr. Marek Urban, Ph.D. (03.02.2022)
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Poslední úprava: PhDr. Marek Urban, Ph.D. (02.11.2022)
The classes will follow the complete process of qualitative research. During all lectures, you will work in small groups, conducting your own research.
(1) Introduction to teamwork and academic leadership, authorship, ethical considerations (according to APA). (2) Differences between qualitative and quantitative research, inductive and deductive reasoning. Goal setting: what are we gonna research? (3) How to ask the proper research questions. Who are our participants? The subtle art of sample creation (4) Free associations: the way how to access the stereotypes and perception of everything around us (5) Inductive thematic analysis: the easiest way how to analyze qualitative data (6) Qualitative (in-depth / phenomenological) interview: creating a setting, psychological safety, rapport, open-ended questions (7) Qualitative (in-depth / phenomenological) interview: the three interview model (before, during, and after experience) (8) Focus groups: the more comprehensive way of gaining more information (9) Reflective diary / authoetnography: your own experience as a means of scientific understanding (you as a researcher matter as well) (10) Writing of the scientific study (this is the way how your bachelor, diploma, and PhD. thesis >>> in all social sciences <<< will look like as well): magical IMRaD and world of scientific databases (11) Review process: how to provide a good feedback to learn from
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Poslední úprava: PhDr. Marek Urban, Ph.D. (03.02.2022)
Students will work in small groups of three students. Each group will conduct a research and write cooperatively one brief report (research report following IMRaD format, 2000-4000 words, 10-30 scientific citations). After you submit your reports, each student will write one review on one work of your colleagues.
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Poslední úprava: PhDr. Marek Urban, Ph.D. (03.02.2022)
The course is designed for a second-year student, but is opened to the students from the 2nd semester of their study. |