Qualitative Research, Docorate LEVEL. Please DO NOT Complete assignment if you have no Doctorate KNOWLEDGE

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Develop a draft interview guide consistent with your chosen approach, using the feedback you received in your Workshop.
Submit your draft interview guide to your Instructor.
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JAILYA WOODEN
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Reflect on how well your research problem meets the “Litmus Test.” At this point, you recognize that this is a work in progress, so identify what could be done to reveal a research gap better.
The existing research problem is to know who your friends are and friends are determined through Knowing of those who love doing the quizzes. The best way to come up with the friends that are going to help a person especially when it comes to matters of academic is through the use of a litmus paper test. Litmus paper is very vital in researching this problem that is existing in many of the schools. The operation of the litmus paper is just simple, and it occurs when a person is asked whether he likes academic work in general. Those that will say yes then they should automatically become the friends since they will help a person to grow academically. Those that are going to say no means that they will have failed the test, and through this, a person is not supposed to have such friends. If a person wants to excel in any field, he must work with people who have the same interest. Therefore when a person is choosing friends, they must be cautious since they will have impacts on the person.
Impacts can either be positive and negative because of the traits that these friends have. Litmus paper test is critical in carrying out this research and in most cases it is beneficial when it comes to such circumstances, (Said, et al, 2020).
Summarize the skills and subject matter areas you will need to master to expertly respond to the qualitative checklist for Chapters 1 through 3.
Description of the overall problem that is in any research there is a massive problem that in most cases it is not known, it is also to be chosen from the area that a person is interested in. The project addresses the problem that should be urgent, and each and every one should be aware that you are researching that direction. The researcher must be ready to summarizing the key questions. Many questions are always crossing the mind of the researcher when it comes to research questions. A person must be in a position of knowing how to identify the description of the problem.
The local problem that prompted the study should be localized, and through this, a person is always in a position to make sure that those that are near the research is happening should be aware since through this one is in a position to get first-hand information in which most of the cases happens to have some indigenous knowledge that may not be written
Criteria for selecting participants is critical that a person should be having so that the intended population will be the one that will be targeted and it will be the one that is useful in research.
There should always be a Justification for the problem. There are so many problems that happen in the world, and people must be in a position of causing justification of the problem. These are the reasons that made you choose that very particular research project. Any project and research that it has been taken, there are always Implications of the project. The research project should not be in a position whereby it is having many negative implications than negative ones, (Monaghan, et al, 2020).
· Propose a research question to be developed throughout the rest of this course.
Throughout the research course, I had come up with some research questions. These research questions may include; what is the relationship between the students attending classes and their general performance?, (Wolfe, et al, 2019).

References
Monaghan, M. T., Brogan, K., Lockington, D., Rotchford, A. P., & Ramaesh, K. (2020). Variability in measuring pH using litmus paper and the relevance in ocular chemical injury.Eye,34(11), 2133-2134.
Wolfe, M. G., Ali, M. M., & Brennan, J. D. (2019). Enzymatic Litmus Test for Selective Colorimetric Detection of C–C Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms.Analytical chemistry,91(7), 4735-4740.
Said, D. G., & Dua, H. S. (2020). Chemical burns acid or alkali, what’s the difference?.
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Reflect on how well your research problem meets the “litmus test”. At this point, you recognize that this is a work in progress, so Identify what could be done to reveal a research gap.
The research problem is to know and identify who one’s friends are and know the ones who can help you grow academically and separate the serious ones from those who are not(Wolfe, et al, 2019).. This is determined by knowing those who love reading academic materials or love doing quizzes and questions.
A Litmus test is a test carried out to determine the interest of one towards a general academic work or quizzes. Those that will agree to the question and say that they are interested in an academic work then are said to be friends since they can help one improve academically and those that will say no will have failed the litmus test and are said not to befriend. The basic and obvious reason of doing this is to know the types of friends that one will choose thereby determining the direction that one will take in life, that is, if your friends are not serious then there is a high probability that one will end up being the same, and if your friends are academically oriented then one is most expected to be the same and eventually excel in life(Said, et al, 2020).
Friends can therefore make one acquire negative or positive attributes. The importance of this test is to determine the types of friend that one has, this is very important when it comes to academic issues.
Summarize the skills and subject matter areas you will need to master to expertly respond to the qualitative checklist for chapter 1 through 3.
The main goal to any research is to identify a big problem that in most cases is not known to the researcher. The topic should be interesting to the researcher. While doing research, the researcher should consider a large number and options of questions and at the same time summarizing these key questions, using these questions the researcher should be able to come up with the description of the problem.(Wolfe, et al, 2019).
A research problem is usually identified by the area that the research is supposed to happen, this identified problem is usually the reason why research is done. The research should not happen without the knowledge of the people around the researcher since these people are the ones who will provide the researcher with the firsthand information. The participants of the research who are the fellow students should be carefully selected to avoid having unnecessary people in the research process, the academic level should be considered, the experience that they have on the academic resources and the type of input that they can bring in
For research to happen there should be a known reason for doing that particular research, different factors should be considered including, the cost, implications, time and the urgency of the same. The implications of the research should always be limited compared.(Monaghan, et al, 2020)
Propose a research question to be developed throughout the rest of this course.
Throughout the course I had to come up with some research question, they include what’s the effects of the types of friends that one chooses to the academic performance?
References
Monaghan, M. T., Brogan, K., Lockington, D., Rotchford, A. P., & Ramaesh, K. (2020). Variability in measuring pH using litmus paper and the relevance in ocular chemical injury.Eye,34(11), 2133-2134.
Said, D. G., & Dua, H. S. (2020). Chemical burns acid or alkali, what’s the difference?.
Wolfe, M. G., Ali, M. M., & Brennan, J. D. (2019). Enzymatic Litmus Test for Selective Colorimetric Detection of C–C Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms.Analytical Chemistry,91(7), 4735-4740.
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Hi Jaila,
Interesting topic! I’m wondering, do you currently work in the school system? Your topic sounds like the qualitative research method, ethnography, could be an option. With a research question using an exploratory verb along the lines of,How do students’ choice of peers impact their academic performance?(Creswell& Creswell, 2018). Do you currently know which qualitative research method you’d like to use? Just curious.Thank you!
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Creswell, J. W., & Creswell, J. D. (2018).Research design: Qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods approaches(5th ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
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Hi Jailya!
Maybe take a look at the matrix you developed to help identify specific components of your research that aligns with your suggested study. It looks like the realism approach might fit with your inquiry. It appears that you are attempting to establish some form of causality. Hence, this approach might facilitate your research question. It looks at causal mechanisms (Patton, 2015). You broadly identify your target group. Try to get a bit more specific relative to gender and other aspects that might facilitate your research question.
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Patton, M. Q. (2015). Qualitative research & evaluation methods: Integrating theory and practice
(4th ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE. Retrieved from https://www.animeuniverse.com
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Jailya
I don’t see week 4 work in here?
I have already graded, email me if completed
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Approach to a research problem
The question in this research is: what is the relationship between students attending classes and their general performance. This will be qualitative research in which two different research approaches can be used. One of these is the narrative approach where we can have students narrating their experiences on class attendance and how it impacted their general performance (Silverman, 2020). Another possible approach to this research would be a case study that will explore the events of class attendance in the actual setting to determine how they impact the general performance of students (Silverman, 2020). Each of these approaches would work because it would help us to answer the research question.
The case study approach is best fitted for this research question. This approach will try to answer the question of how class attendance impacts the general performance of students. This research approach will guide the procedures to be developed later in the research because it will determine the data collection and the data analysis methods that will be selected for this research. According to Kassarnig et al. (2018), certain behavioral patterns influence the academic performance of students. One of these is class attendance. Their theoretical framework suggests that there is a direct connection between class attendance and students’ academic performances (Kassarnig et al, 2018). This aligns with my current choice of research question because my research question aims at determining this connection. It also aligns with the chosen approach because the nature of data collected in case studies is usually ideal in analyzing the relationship between two variables.
Based on the approach that I have chosen for this research, the most appropriate data collection tools that will be used for this research are questionnaires and interviews. Questionnaires will be ideal in collecting information from participants on tight schedules and who cannot spare the time for an interview. They are also ideal for collecting information from a large group of participants faster (Carey, 2017). Interviews will be ideal for a small group of participants and will allow the researcher to probe into the interview questions for purposes of clarification (Carey, 2017). This research can use either of these tools or both for maximum efficiency.
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Carey, M. (2017). Interviews and Questionnaires. InQualitative Research Skills for Social Work(pp. 117-134). Routledge. Retrieved from
https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/interviews-questionnaires-malcolm-carey/10.4324/9781315245546-16
Kassarnig, V., Mones, E., Bjerre-Nielsen, A., Sapiezynski, P., Lassen, D. D., & Lehmann, S. (2018). Academic performance and behavioral patterns.EPJ Data Science,7(1), 10. Retrieved from
https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1140/epjds/s13688-018-0138-8.pdf
Silverman, D. (Ed.). (2020).Qualitative research. Sage Publications Limited. Retrieved from
https://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr=&id=7RwJEAAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PP1&dq=approaches+to+qualitative+research&ots=LXg4OUZ3Yv&sig=lMtYzSIj0tKSgsInX90B69BYM2Y
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we need to work on your RQ.see my post below.
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Interview questions
The question that this research seeks to answer is: what is the relationship between students attending classes and their general performance? The following interview questions will be used to collect the information required to answer this research question:
1. Let us begin with you telling me about your class attendance habits. How can you describe your class attendance behavior?
In this question, the goal will be to explore whether the student’s class attendance behavior is good, average, or poor. Understanding the class attendance behavior of a student is an important start in understanding how this affects their performance.
1. On various occasions when you miss classes, what are some of the reasons why you fail to attend classes?
The goal of this question is to explore the various factors that bar students from attending classes as required. These can be factors such as work (Fryer et al, 2018).
1. How can you describe the impact that your class attendance behavior has had on your academic performance?
This interview question seeks to explore the concept of class attendance and its impact on academic performance. Since past researches have shown a connection between the two concepts, there is a likelihood that the responses given for this question will depend on the response that the student gave for the first question (Dey, 2018).
1. What is it that appeals to you about attending classes? Tell me what the experience of attending class means to you.
The goal of this question to explore the various factors relating to class attendance that influence performance. Past researches have argued that class attendance enhances performance because it prevents students from falling behind and allows them to interact with their lecturers (Kassarnig et al, 2017).
1. What is the most difficult part about maintaining a healthy class attendance history? Tell me about a typical day when you do not feel like attending class and what motivates you to attend.
The goal of this question is to explore the challenges that students face in maintaining a healthy class attendance history and what can be done to boost this. Among others, teaching habits can discourage students from attending classes (Carpenter et al, 2020).
1. Is there something you would like to share with me concerning this topic before we close the interview?
This question will allow the student to share additional information that may not have been captured in any of the interview questions.
References
Carpenter, S. K., Northern, P. E., Tauber, S., & Toftness, A. R. (2020). Effects of lecture fluency and instructor experience on students’ judgments of learning, test scores, and evaluations of instructors.Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied,26(1), 26. Retrieved from
https://psycnet.apa.org/journals/xap/26/1/26/
Dey, I. (2018). Class attendance and academic performance: A subgroup analysis.International Review of Economics Education,28, 29-40. Retrieved from
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1477388017300750
Fryer, L. K., Ginns, P., Howarth, M., Anderson, C., & Ozono, S. (2018). Individual differences and course attendance: why do students skip class?.Educational Psychology,38(4), 470-486. Retrieved from
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01443410.2017.1403567
Kassarnig, V., Bjerre-Nielsen, A., Mones, E., Lehmann, S., & Lassen, D. D. (2017). Class attendance, peer similarity, and academic performance in a large field study.PloS one,12(11), e0187078. Retrieved from
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0187078
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I cannot approve that research question.
we do not compare things in qualitative research.I suggest working in email with me to get a RQ question. THIS WEEK. because it is needed for part 1 to pass the assignment.
It does not reflect the qualitative phenomena you are seeking to research.
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Hi Jailya,
In your earlier version of your research topic you had been focusing on the influence of friends on academic performance. Would you consider asking questions about the students’ experiences with friends at school and their attendance? It sounds like you’re on a good path, but just need to word the research question in a more qualitative type of manner. Thanks.
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