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  1. 1Which of the following is NOT a method for reducing researcher bias in qualitative research?
    1. Areflexivity
    2. Bseeking disconfirming evidence of prior expectations
    3. Cnegative-case sampling
    4. Dreactivity
  2. 2A weakness of the mixed methods approach is that
    1. Ait can be difficult to connect theory to practice.
    2. Bdivergent aspects of a phenomenon cannot be
    3. Cit is an old methodology with few people using it.
    4. Dbecause expertise is needed to two areas it can be difficult to find people qualified to perform both types research.
  3. 3Qualitative research can be described in the following way:
    1. Ait is opinionated, involves two specific methods, and focuses on cultures, not people
    2. Bit is interpretive, involves multiple methods, and focuses on people in their natural environment
    3. Cit is objective, involves multiple methods, and focuses on people in subcultures
    4. Dit is emotional, involves historical methods, and focuses on people with odd cultural practices
  4. 4A person who has an unusually excellent memory is studied for a better understanding of how memory works. The self-reports of how this mnemonist remembers constitute
    1. Acollective case studies
    2. Ban intrinsic case study
    3. Ca phenomenological study
    4. Da longitudinal study
  5. 5A significant risk inherent in participant observation is
    1. Athe reactive effect
    2. Bthe introduction of extraneous variables
    3. Cthe need for disguise and possible discovery
    4. Dthe need for deception
  6. 6A key characteristic of grounded theory is




    1. Aintense study of a single individual.
    2. Bdevelopment of a theory based on empirical data.
    3. Cusing existing theory to explain empirical data.
    4. Dusing hypothesis testing to establish the validity of a theory.
  7. 7Phenomenologists hoping to gain an understanding of the experiences of people that have been abducted by terrorists, would rely primarily on



    1. Acollective case studies
    2. Bgathering of artifacts
    3. Cface-to-face interviews
    4. Dparticipant observation
  8. 8Which of the following is a strength of qualitative research?




    1. Asophisticated statistical techniques are utilized
    2. Bresearcher bias is eliminated
    3. Cit can provide an in-depth understanding of an individual or situation
    4. Dthe results are typically generalizable to a larger population
  9. 9If you were conducting a study in which you created a research report that discussed the rituals and norms that were characteristic of the group of people you were studying and focused on how the group members interacted with each other, you would most likely have conducted
    1. Aa phenomenological study
    2. Ba case study
    3. Can ethnographic study
    4. Da naturalistic study
  10. 10To enhance interpretive validity researchers' reports should include "low-inference descriptors" which means that they should



    1. Anot make any interpretations regarding their findings.
    2. Buse very simplistic, easy to understand terminology.
    3. Ctry to use participants' own words as much as possible.
    4. Duse multiple investigators before making their final report

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