Chapters 1-5 & 7-14 & 16-19 & 21-26 & 29 & 6 & 30

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Across
  1. 3. level of measurement that involves sorting people based on their relative ranking on an attribute
  2. 4. describes or explains large segments of the human experience
  3. 6. type of variable that influences the strength or direction of a relationship between two variables
  4. 8. the total collection of data for all sample members
  5. 10. integration of qualitative research findings on a topic
  6. 12. an interview stimulated and guided by photographic images
  7. 13. the entire aggregation of cases in which a researcher is interested
  8. 15. type of research design that involves exposing the same people to more than one condition
  9. 17. done to determine whether the benefits of a program outweigh the monetary costs
  10. 18. a symbol that expands a search term to include all forms of a root word
  11. 19. minimize harm and maximize benefits
  12. 20. the tendency for published studies to overrepresent statistically significant findings
  13. 22. a two-dimensional matrix in which a series of questions is listed on one dimension and response options are listed on the other
  14. 23. type of design used in qualitative research that takes shape as researchers make ongoing decisions reflecting what they have already learned
  15. 24. an abstraction inferred from situations or behaviors
  16. 26. type of reasoning that involves developing specific predictions from general principles
Down
  1. 1. assigning numbers to represent the amount of an attribute present in a person or object
  2. 2. used to determine a straight-line fit to the data that minimizes deviations from the line
  3. 5. the preliminary pages of dissertations
  4. 7. using information about people's characteristics to create comparable groups
  5. 9. type of research design that involves the collection of data once the phenomena under study are captured at a single time point
  6. 11. the tendency for statistics to fluctuate from one sample to another
  7. 14. type of sampling relationship in mixed methods research in which the samples in the two strands are completely different, although they are usually drawn from the same or a similar population
  8. 16. sampling technique in which participants come forward and identify themselves
  9. 21. the extent to which researchers fairly and faithfully show a range of realities
  10. 25. an abstract entity that brings meaning and identity to a current experience and its variant manifestations