Overview
Hi again. So this is a different class. It is a communications class called " Coms3002 Qualitative Research in Communications". This course is an introduction to some of the major aspects conducting qualitative research in Communication Studies. The course offers a critical introduction to the origins, practices and theories of conducting qualitative research in the Communication discipline and is designed to foster the development of an understanding of qualitative research that is applicable to both the academic and professional environments.
For these questions you can not use any outside resources. I have attached all the class lectures in order to answer each question correctly. Please make sure each answer should be about half a page long. NO AI & Plagiarism.
Choose any THREE of the following questions, type up your answers and send them back to me as either a Word document or a PDF document:
1) What type of qualitative research method do you find most appealing and why?
2) What type of qualitative research method do you find least appealing and why?
3) What are some ethical considerations that qualitative researchers must contend with in Canadian universities?
4) If you wanted to study contemporary Canadians’ thoughts about the War of 1812, what could be a suitable qualitative research method to use and why?
5) If you wanted to study 19th century Canadians’ thoughts about the War of 1812, what could be a suitable qualitative research method to use and why?
6) Which type of sampling strategy or strategies could you use if you were conducting an ethnography of drug smugglers in Northern Ontario?