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Types of Mixed Methods Designs (3)

3. Focus groups are first conducted. Information learned is then used to construct an instrument for a follow-up with a random sample.

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Methodology and Methods: Combining

Qualitative and Quantitative Methods –

“Urban lone-mother households in Russia: The influe nce of risks and vulnerabilities on conducting a life“

(An Example of Mixed Methods Research)

Dr. Denis Gruber

DAAD-Lecturer

Saint Petersburg State University

Faculty of Sociology

E-Mail: dgspb@gmx.de

Strelna, St. Petersburg,

29.06.2012

Objects of Research

How do lone-mother households in St. Petersburg, Ivanovo, Petrozavodsk and Novgorod cope with the challenges of the post-socialist period and a Russian-style market economy to have “security” in everyday life (strategies, muddling through, etc.)?

What risks and vulnerabilities (shocks, trends and cri ses) do LMH have in Russia, if social security that was inherent in the Soviet welfare state system does not functioning anymore and/or has altered due to a shrinked role of the nation-state as the main provider of social security? (e.g. unemployment, wage arrears, black/grey/white salary payments, insurances, retirement planning, missing and/or wrong qualifications on the labour market, pension reforms etc.)?

What kind of Lebensführung strategies do LMH pursue?

What to study?

Gathering information on socio-demographic characteristics of femaleheaded households (household size, composition, location, sex, age, education, etc.);

Examining social relations and networks developed among female-headed households and what kind of supports these relationships /networks do offer (family members, friends, neighbors, colleagues, acquaintances, etc.);

Studying labor market positions of female-headed households in the formal and informal labor market (employment status, number of working places, looking for a job in the informal labor market, working hours, wages, wage losses due to crises, etc.);

Scrutinizing household incomes and expenditures (lease rental charges; expenses for education, child care, etc.; credit lending and borrowing of money; savings and saving behavior);

Estimations about satisfaction in life (life plans, personal situation, financial situation, motivations, etc.);

Trust in and satisfaction with state services (education system, health system, support in the case of unemployment, security aspects, etc.);

Perceptions about pension age (retirement planning, pension entitlements, etc.),

Examining classes of insurances (life insurance, health insurance, etc.)

Subjects of Research

-cohorts between 30-45 years (year 2011)

-women in a capable age for occupation, but to be in a life stage in which at least thoughts about “retirement age" shal l play a role

-women occupied in the state sector (staff of universities and schools) and in „free economy“ (office management, sec retaries, book keeper, working in advertising companies, etc.)

-within this target group marriage, divorce and re-marriage behavior is one of the highest in Russia

-women who are mothers (child planning and raising) “double burden” of combining family (or better single parent 's family) and occupation; also relevant to ask for support achievements of the state and former partners/fathers of the children

-women who are at the same time „breadwinner“, head of household and main decission makers

Subjects of Research –city of origin and year of birth

year of birth

St. Petersburg

Iwanowo

Veliky Nowgorod

Petrozavod.

total

1966

10

1

6

4

21

1967

7

2

3

2

14

1968

12

2

6

4

24

1969

14

3

8

4

29

1970

17

7

5

7

36

1971

19

4

10

7

40

1972

29

12

13

10

64

1973

22

12

9

7

50

1974

28

10

2

5

45

1975

25

7

6

10

48

1976

30

4

8

2

44

1977

10

3

5

2

20

1978

13

6

3

4

26

1979

13

4

5

5

27

1980

12

8

3

7

30

1981

2

0

2

0

4

263

85

94

80

522

Subjects of Research –

city of origin and marital status

 

 

married,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

but

 

never

 

 

refused

 

 

 

 

living

 

being

do not

 

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widowed

alone

divorced

married

know

 

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St.

7

9

147

98

 

2

 

0

263

Petersburg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Iwanowo

2

0

43

41

 

0

 

0

84

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Veliky

8

1

42

43

 

0

 

0

94

Nowgorod

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Petroza-

2

2

36

41

 

0

 

0

81

vodsk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

total

19

12

268

223

 

2

 

0

522

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Research Design

-four Russian cities (St. Petersburg, Petrozavodsk, Ivanovo, Petrozavodsk)

-87 semi-structured guided interviews with women who belong to the target group

-12 interviews with experts (specific knowledge in science, politics, NGOs)

-quantitative data: online-questionnaire (522 women from St. Petersburg, Samara, Ivanovo, Petrozavodsk)

ethnographic material: ethnographic interviews (not with respondents and experts): 6 interviews with two-adult households without children, 5 interviews with two-adult households with children, 7 interviews with women older than women of the target group), observations, field notices

statistical data: Russian Longitudinal Monitoring Survey, demographic year books of Russia, All-Russian Census (2010)

relevant secondary literature: gender studies, postsocialist transformation, FHH, Lebensführung

data analysis: computer-based programmes (MAXQDA, SPSS)

further: combining quantitative and qualitative methods of research

Quantitative Research

Priorities

having a representative sample and avoiding loss o f time elaborating a questionnaire online using ofb (online questionnaire) software with which it is possible to outline and upload surveys

Pre-test checking content and improving the questionnaire

No direct questions about income of respondents, b ut intervals

Including answer categories: “do not answer”; “do not know”

Giving the questionnaire a logical flow and avoidi ng that participants lose interest dropout rate 578 : 522; 90,3 % (fully answered 113 questions); average 70 minutes

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