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Data collection
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1Qualitative surveys are usually close-ended
- ATrue
- BFalse
2Qualitative surveys are usually open-ended
- ATrue
- BFalse
3What is the minimum number of questions in a survey:
- A4
- B2
- C6
- D10
4What is the maximum number of questions in a survey:
- A30
- B25
- C40
- D55
5What is the minimum number of participants used in a survey:
- A10
- B20
- C30
- D50
6What is the ideal number of participants used in a qualitative survey:
- A30-50
- B20-30
- C10-15
- D50-70
7Which qualitative textual data collection method is known as a projective technique:
- AStory completion
- BSurveys
- CVignettes
- DInterviews
8Projective means allowing the participant to project their opinions on a character without having to dive into their own personal experiences
- ATrue
- BFalse
9What is the ideal number of participants to use in a vignette:
- A10-30
- B5-15
- C20-40
- D30-50
10A standardised approach to interviewing means:
- AAll participants are asked questions in the same way and same order
- BThe researcher and interviewee are both active in negotiating the structure and meaning
- CQuestions must be open and short
- DQuestions can be descriptive, behavioural/experiential, emotional, cognitive, or evaluative
11An open approach to interviewing means:
- ABoth the researcher and interviewee are active in negotiating the structure and meaning and is exploratory
- BAll participants are asked the same questions in the same way and order
- CYou must develop a rapport first, for example having a general conversation before starting the interview
- DMust prepare for the interviewee asking the researcher questions
12How many interviews is needed ideally in qualitative research:
- A10
- B15
- C20
- D5
13Interviews should start [blank_start]broad[blank_end] and get more [blank_start]direct and personal[blank_end]
- Abroad
- Bdirect and personal
14Questions must be asked [blank_start]one[blank_end] at a time and must be [blank_start]short and open[blank_end]
- Aone
- Btwo
- Cshort and open
- Dshort and vague
- Elong and double-barrelled
- Fshort and closed
15A 'catch all question' involves:
- AAsking if the participant has anything else to add at the end of an interview
- BEncouraging the participant to expand on their initial response
- CAsking the participant to be more specific, for example 'when?'
- DPiloting the interview before carrying out fully
16A researcher avoiding answering the interviewees question will:
- ADetrimentally impact rapport
- BImprove rapport
- CEncourage the participant to expand on their initial response
- DEmpower the interviewee to take the lead
17In a focus group the researcher becomes the:
- AModerator
- BInterviewee
- CInterviewer
- DParticipant
18The main aim of a focus group is to:
- AObserve group dynamics and interactions
- BExplore individual experiences
- CIdentify the relationship between factors
- DTest a hypothesis
19Focus groups are relatively [blank_start]unstructured[blank_end]
- Aunstructured
- Bstructured
20An essentialist researcher uses focus groups to:
- AObserve or get to the reality/truth
- BSee how meaning and reality is constructed
- CTo discover relationships between factors
- DTest a hypothesis
21A social constructionist researcher uses focus groups to:
- ASee how meaning and reality is constructed
- BObserve or get to the reality or truth
- CProvide insight into personal experience
- DInvestigate sensitive issues at depth
22How many participants is ideal in each focus group:
- A5
- B3
- C2
- D8
23How many focus groups do you need:
- A2-4
- B4-6
- C6-8
- D8-10
24The moderator must manage many different people, for example a participant who is too assertive is known as:
- AThe expert
- BThe rambler
- CThe bored/restless participant
- DThe obsessive
25Which textual data collection technique is commonly used to collect mundane, everyday, routine information:
- ADiaries
- BStory completion
- CVignettes
- DSecondary sources
26Which textual data collection technique allows experiences to be recorded in temporal and spatial situ:
- ADiaries
- BStory completion
- CInterviews
- DFocus groups
27[blank_start]Interactive methods[blank_end] of data collection are far more common than [blank_start]textual methods[blank_end]
- AInteractive methods
- Btextual methods
28A data collection technique whereby the researcher has no role in the production of it is known as:
- ASecondary sources
- BInterviews
- CFocus groups
- DDiaries
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- RDA2 - Qualitative Quiz on Data collection , created by Róisín Farmer on 03/05/2017.
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- Róisín Farmer
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