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observation material
matériel d'observationCategory label
Observation materialMatériel d'observationQ-Code supplementary keywords
audiotapevideotapevignetteQ-Code scope note
can be collected from participant observation or indirectly and retrospectively through the collection of material representing a natural event which has happened. Material can be collected through audiotape or videotape recordings e.g. from patient-physician interactions (Woncadic)matériel pouvant être collecté à partir d'une observation participante ou indirectement et rétrospectivement en évoquant la survenue d' un événement. Le matériel peut être recueilli sur cassette audio ou vidéo, par exemple des enregistrements d'interactions patient-médecin (Woncadic)Q-Code conceptual content
VIDEO ANALYSIS of consultations requires that the patient has given his full consent, that he is fully informed, understands the information, gives his permission freely, and is guaranteed confidentiality. The patient should also be informed who is going to see the videotape. (Woncadic) VIDEOTAPE REVIEW used in teaching is a strong educational tool when teaching communication and problem solving skills. (Woncadic)OBSERVATIONAL MATERIAL can be collected from participant observation or indirectly and retrospectively through the collection of material representing a natural event which has happened. Material can be collected through audiotape or videotape recordings e.g. from patient-physician interactions. (Woncadic)Video Recording The storing or preserving of video signals for television to be played back later via a transmitter or receiver. Recordings may be made on magnetic tape or discs (MeSH)Vignette ; is a sort of "illustration" in words. In survey research, a vignette question describes an event, happening, circumstance, or other scenario, the wording of which often is experimentally controlled by the researcher and at least one of the different versions of the vignette is randomly assigned to different subsets of respondents.(ESRM 2008)Telephone survey ; Survey for which data collection is conducted via a telephone interview represents a major source of all current survey data. Even as Internet surveys have gained greatly in popularity in the past several years, telephone surveys remain a major source of the data gathered for media, marketing, academic, and other types of research. (ESRM 2008)Bibliographic link
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