Which of the following best describes the epistemic register that qualitative methods are designed to address?
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The attitudinal fallacy, as defined by Jerolmack and Khan (2014), refers to which inferential error?
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What does Burawoy's Extended Case Method use ethnographic anomalies for?
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Which of the following best describes purposive sampling in qualitative research?
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Elliot Liebow's Tally's Corner (1967) challenged the dominant account of Black working-class men primarily by doing which of the following?
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In the context of textual and archival work, what does Foucauldian discourse analysis primarily treat texts as?
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What is the primary argument of Desmond's Evicted regarding the relationship between eviction and poverty?
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Which of the following best describes the role of reflexivity in rigorous ethnographic research?
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Explain what 'theoretical saturation' means in qualitative research and describe how a researcher would know they had reached it.
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What is the difference between analytic generalisation and population-level generalisation, and why does this distinction matter for evaluating qualitative research?
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What is the 'attitudinal fallacy' and what kind of evidence does it suggest interviews are and are not well suited to produce?
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Drawing on at least three specific works or methodological concepts discussed in this module, evaluate the claim that qualitative research lacks the rigour necessary to produce reliable sociological knowledge.