Reflexivity in Research Methods: Boundary Theory and the Researcher Role Continuum - Dr. Glen Kreiner

Why does Dr. Kreiner call our research project our “selfie”?

Because we spend a lot of time working on it.

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Because we enjoy reading it.

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Because we are reflected in it.

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Because we are often not completely satisfied with it.

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What is reflexivity in research?

How your background shapes your identity and your point of view.

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Examining yourself as researcher and our relationship with the research.

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Your stance in relation to what you’re studying.

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All of the above.

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In which research strategy reflexivity is more common?

Quantitative

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Qualitative

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What does ontological reflexivity refer to?

How our emotions affect our interpretation of data

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The assumptions of the theories that we are drawing upon

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Ethics and power relations in data collection

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Our perception of the nature of reality in contrast to others

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Which type of reflexivity refers to our position in the world?

Subjective reflexivity

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Methodological reflexivity

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Cultural reflexivity

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Theoretical reflexivity

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Which of the following is an example of a liminal research?

Studying our former profession

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Studying the professional group we belong to and advocate for

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Studying the department in which we are working

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Studying the church we regularly attend

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What does how people create, maintain, or change the boundaries of socially-constructed domains refer to?

Liminal research

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Identity work

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Reflexivity

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Boundary theory

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What is segmentation?

Blending or combining of elements across a domain

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Separation of elements between one domain and another

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Marking the physical and/or cognitive scope of a domain

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Influencing aspects of a domain

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Most domains in life are fully separated from one another

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False

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…refers to what moves from one domain to another.

Segmentation

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Carryover

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Spillover

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Integration

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Where in the researcher role continuum most research is located?

Hybrid roles

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Segmented roles

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Integrated roles

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Which of the following is a disadvantage of doing integrated research?

Higher levels of transition costs from one domain to other

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Lower levels of intrinsic motivation

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Prolonged engagement

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Emotionally taxing

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Reflexivity shows itself in the variables and the sample we choose to study.

True

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False

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