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Las hipótesis cualitativas (QH) pueden revelar las expectativas del investigador sin pruebas. Los QH son útiles para nuevos formatos de informe, como los registros previos y los informes registrados, ayudando a la reflexión preanalítica.

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Área de la Ciencia:

  • Ciencias sociales
  • Metodología de la investigación cualitativa

Sus antecedentes:

  • Las hipótesis son poco comunes en la investigación cualitativa debido a las limitaciones del método y el enfoque epistemológico en la exploración sobre las pruebas.
  • Los investigadores cualitativos a menudo tienen expectativas previas al estudio similares a las hipótesis.
  • La divulgación de estas expectativas es valiosa para la transparencia de la investigación.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Introducir y discutir el concepto de hipótesis cualitativas (QH).
  • Presentar las QH como una herramienta para revelar las expectativas previas al estudio en la investigación cualitativa.
  • Para resaltar la utilidad de QHs dentro de la evolución de las normas de información.

Principales métodos:

  • Discusión conceptual y argumentación.
  • Exploración del papel de las expectativas en la investigación cualitativa.
  • Análisis del ajuste entre los QH y los nuevos formatos de presentación de informes.

Principales resultados:

  • Las hipótesis cualitativas (QH) ofrecen un marco para articular las expectativas del investigador antes de la recopilación de datos.
  • Las QH son distintas de las hipótesis tradicionales, ya que no están destinadas a la prueba.
  • El concepto de QH se alinea bien con las prácticas emergentes como el pre-registro y los informes registrados.

Conclusiones:

  • Las hipótesis cualitativas (QH) proporcionan un mecanismo valioso para mejorar la transparencia y la reflexividad en la investigación cualitativa.
  • La integración de los QH en el registro previo y los informes registrados puede fortalecer la fase preanalítica de los estudios cualitativos.
  • El concepto propuesto de QH aborda la necesidad de reconocer y gestionar las expectativas del investigador dentro de metodologías cualitativas.