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Research Methods in Counselling Lecture 2
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1How many hierarchical elements to research are there?
- A1
- B2
- C3
- D4
- E5
- F6
2Select the correct order for the fours basic, hierarchical elements to research when looking from a bottom - up perspective:
- AEpistemology; Theoretical perspective; Methodology; Method
- BMethod; Methodology; Theoretical perspective; Epistemology
- CMethodology; Method; Theoretical perspective; Epistemology
- DTheoretical perspective; Epistemology; Method; Methodology
3[blank_start]Method[blank_end] refers to the techniques and procedures used to gather and analyse data. E.g. interviews, experimental tests, inventories or questionnaires. E.g. statistics, coding
- AMethodology
- BMethod
- CTheoretical perspective
- DEpistemology
4[blank_start]Methodology[blank_end] refers to the research design. The plan of action or process linking the methods chosen with the research question to be answered. E.g. experimental design, ethnography, correlational research design.
- AMethodology
- BMethod
- CTheoretical perspective
- DEpistemology
5Which is NOT an example of a theoretical perspective:
- APositivism
- BFeminism
- CSymbolic interactionism
- DExperimental design
6Epistemology refers to the way we understand:
- Aknowledge
- Bresearch methods
- Cqualitative data
- Dhuman behaviour
7Epistemology underpins our understanding of the relationship between ________ and ________.
- Aresearcher; participant
- Bqualitative data; quantitative data
- Cmethod; methodology
- Dpositivism; negativism
8Epistemology is closely linked to our understanding of the nature of reality, also called [blank_start]ontology[blank_end]
- Aontology
- Brealism
- Cnon-fictionalism
- Dbiology
9Which of the following is NOT an example of an epistemology provided in the lecture notes:
- AObectivism
- BConstructivism
- CSubjectivism
- DPositivism
10With objectivism, there is objective truth and meaning _________ of the subject and there is _________ truth/s the can be discovered.
- Abecause; one
- Bregardless; one
- Cbecause; infinite
- Dregardless; infinite
11With constructivism, meaning is constructed. The subject and object [blank_start]merge[blank_end] in the construction of meaning.
- Amerge
- Bseparate
- Ctransform
12Which "ism" best describes the following example: Positivism, post positivism --> experimental research --> measurement and statistical analysis:
- AObjectivism
- BConstructivism
- CSubjectivism
13Which "ism" best describes the following example: Symbolic interactionism; grounded theory; interviews and interpretative coding
- AConstructivism
- BObjectivism
- CSubjectivism
14Which is NOT an element of quantitative research methods:
- ALogical positivism - universal truths that apply to all people in all contexts
- BReality is socially constructed
- CPrimacy of method
- DOutsider's point of view
15Which is NOT an element of qualitative research methods:
- AMultiple truths & these truths are usually bound in the culture / context of the people studied
- BVariables are identifiable and measurable
- CPrimacy of subject matter
- DInsider's point of view
16Which of the statements is correct:
- AQuantitative = Nomothetic and Qualitative = Idiographic
- BQuantitative = Idiographic and Qualitative = Nomothetic
17Idiographic = individual, unique
- ATrue
- BFalse
18Hypothesis testing / theory refinement / theory verification and falsification are outcomes of:
- AQuantitative research methods
- BQualitative research methods
19Describing subjective experience of phenomena / conceptualisation / theory building are outcomes of:
- AQuantitative research methods
- BQualitative research methods
20Generalisability / prediction / causal explanations are purposes of:
- AQuantitative research methods
- BQualitative research methods
21Contextualisation, [blank_start]interpretation[blank_end] and understanding social actors' perspectives are purposes of qualitative research methods.
- Ainterpretation
- Brationalisation
- Cdramatisation
- Dgratification
22Which is NOT an element of quantitative data:
- AVariables are predetermined
- BOperationalised
- CStatistically tested
- DDetailed description of phenomena is generated
- EData as numbers
- FMeasured and quantified
23With qualitative data (such as words and images), emerging [blank_start]themes[blank_end] are explored
- Athemes
- Bvariables
- Cmeasurements
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