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Getting started with data
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1Which of following are forms of textual data? (4)
- AStory completion tasks
- BVignettes
- CSurveys
- DDiaires
- EInterviews
- FFocus groups
2Which of the following are form of audio data?(2)
- AStory completion tasks
- BSurveys
- CVignettes
- DInterviews
- EFocus groups
3[blank_start]Audio[blank_end] data requires transcription.
- AAudio
- BTextual
4[blank_start]Qualtrics[blank_end] and [blank_start]NVIVO[blank_end] are software programs that allow you to organise the data.
- AQualtrics
- BNVIVO
- CSPSS
- DNVIVO
- EQualtrics
- FSPSS
5Transcription is...
- Athe process of making audio data available in textual form for coding and analysis.
- Bthe process of making textual data available in audio form for coding and analysis.
- Can anonymous code in a consent form
6Pseudonym is an anonymous name/code in a consent used to keep information of their real name for withdrawal purposes.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7Which of the following may need changes within a transcript?
- AFamily names
- BFriends names
- CLocation
- DSchools
- EAll of the above
8Why do you immerse yourself in the data? (2)
- AFor fun.
- BTo become really familiar with the content.
- CTo notice what content is relevant to your research question.
- DTo lengthen the analysis process.
9How do you immerse yourself in the data? (4)
- ADuring and after the data collection.
- BListening to and reading the data.
- CNoticing whats interesting
- DMaking notes
- EProviding an in depth follow up
10[blank_start]subjectivity[blank_end] is people's sense of themselves, their ways of being in, and relating to, the world.
- Asubjectivity
11[blank_start]Reflexivity[blank_end] is a critical reflection on the research, both as process and as practice, on one's own role as researcher and on one's relation to knowledge.
- AReflexivity
12When getting started with the data you need to be concerned with meanings in context and the approaches of realist, constructionist and phenomenological.
- ATrue
- BFalse
13The researcher makes constant comparisons between: (3)
- Aresponses, understanding, beliefs.
- Bways of constructing phenomena.
- Cideas/codes.
- Dtheir own beliefs and the participants'.
14When comparing the data, differences are less important than similarities.
- ATrue
- BFalse
15[blank_start]Coding[blank_end] identifies features of the data which are interesting.
- ACoding
- BCreating themes
- CLabels
16Coding can capture something descriptive or an abstract representation (conceptual).
- ATrue
- BFalse
17Individual extracts can only be coded once.
- ATrue
- BFalse
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- Quiz on Getting started with data, created by Charley Cole on 03/05/2017.
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- Charley Cole
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