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3012 - Week 4 - Interviews and Focus Groups
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Preguntas del test (17)
1In Qualitative research, Research methods are ways in which evidence is collected to:
- AAnswer research questions
- BConfirm hypotheses
- CTo rely on empirical evidence
- DAll of the above
2A Research Interview is:
- APractice of understanding other people by talking with them and listening to them.
- BMost common form of systematic social inquiry across the social sciences.
- CGenerates verbatim data.
- DAll of the above
3Which of the following is NOT a primary type of interview?
- AStructured
- BSemi-Structured
- CUnstructured
- DSemi-unstructured
4What primary type of interview consists of the following advantages; Can compare responses, Data analysed relatively easily, no topics missed and respondents not constrained by fixed answers?
- AStructured
- BSemi-structured
- CUnstructured
- DSemi-Unstructured
5Subjective account of human experience is when:
- ANo assumption that all issues and ways of experiencing them are known in advance.
- BYield data on common understandings, opinions, memories, attitudes, emotions/feelings.
- CNot concerned with 'fact finding' or obtaining verifiable accounts.
- DAcknowledges that human experience does not have diverse qualities and meanings.
6Data excavation is a research interview seen as a way of accessing information that is resided in the participant's head. Implies information that is:
- APre-existing, Rigid and unchanging and Available for retrieval.
- BUsed in historical contexts.
- CNone of the above
- DThrough an Online Interview.
7Interviews are a way of formulating information NOT collecting data. There are two main issues: Co-constructed data and the What/How narrative. What type of data does this constitute?
- ASocial interaction
- BData excavation
- CHistorical context
- DUnstructured Interviews
8What is the 'so what' factor referring to?
- ADeciding on your research question.
- BConsidering the best way to find out what it is you want to know.
- CBe able to offer clear rationale for choice.
- DAll of the above.
9When you get to the point where no further themes emerge is known as:
- ATheoretical saturation
- BRecruit sample
- CMethod choice
- DNone of the above
10The trust and commitment to confidentiality an interviewer and interviewee form to agree with...
- AInterviewer Agreement Form
- BInterviewee Agreement Form
- CInterview Schedule
- DAll of the above
11What is the essence of "good" interviewing?
- AUse of appropriate language, aim for description, includes feeling or meaning making questions, uses open-ended questions.
- BUses closed questions and directs the direction of the interview
- CIs confident, loud and directive
- DNone of the above
12What are probes?
- AMinimal encouragers
- BSearching sub-questions
- CGoing from the general to the particular
- DI see...go on
13Discussion-based interview that generates data from group interactions.
- AInterview
- BFocus groups
- CNone of the above
- DDiscussion interview
14Focus groups aims to:
- ACapture understandings, perspectives, stories, discourses and experiences
- BMeaningful expressed by numbers
- CAll of the above
- DCollect numerical data
15There are two types of focus groups
- AModerator guided and Self-moderated
- BSelf-moderated and mentally aware
- CSelf Awareness and Empirical
- DStructured and Unstructured
16Focus groups are useful for seeing:
- AInteractions between participants, Naturalistic forms of communication and Shared negotition of ideas.
- BUnnaturalistic forms of communication
- CPerspectives of over-represented groups
17Establishing rapport should:
- ADiscuss research aims, outline group rules, can use warm up exercises, allow an opportunity for debriefing and opportunity to withdraw data and ensure all participants have agreed and signed the Focus Group Agreement Form.
- BShould only focus on the researchers individual research aims
- CAll of the above
- DAlways have warm up exercises to increase the level of fitness of group which will increase the level of information received
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- Interviews and Focus Groups
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- brianna.hambling
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- English
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