Qualitative research design

1. 1Which of the following are data collection methods for qualitative research? (5)

   1. AStory completion tasks
   2. BVignettes
   3. CQualitative surveys
   4. DInterviews
   5. EFocus groups
   6. FSurvey
   7. GLikert scale
   8. HObservations
2. 2The definition of thematic is..

   1. AClusters of text with similar meaning; concepts capturing the essence of phenomenon
   2. BFocus on detail of text; how phenomena is 'brought into being' through language
3. 3The definition of discursive is...

   1. AClusters of text with similar meaning; concepts capturing the essence of phenomenon.
   2. BFocus on detail of text; how phenomena is 'brought into being' through language.
4. 4The objective of a qualitative research questions are... (2)

   1. Ato describe and explain
   2. Bto identify the phenomenon to be explored
   3. Cto predict
   4. Dto establish cause and effect
5. 5What is ontology?

   1. AThe nature of reality/being, what exists and how to characterise it.
   2. BThe nature of knowledge, what counts as knowledge and how we can come to know about our world.
6. 6What is epistemology?

   1. AThe nature of reality/being, what exists and how to characterise it.
   2. BThe nature of knowledge, what counts as knowledge and how we can come to know about our world.
7. 7What is contextualism?

   1. Aan interest in understanding truth but acknowledgement that there is no single reality; meaning is related to context.
   2. Ban interest in understanding truth but acknowledgement that there is no single reality; meaning is not related to context.
   3. Cthe belief that how we see the world is constructed.
8. 8Within the critical approach, truth is viewed as contingent rather than objective.

   1. AVerdadero
   2. BFalso
9. 9Qualitative researchers believe that within reliability

   1. AConsistency is obtained by artificially constraining or ignoring important individual or contextual variation.
   2. BMeasurements can be obtained which are consistent across different contexts.
10. 10Realist researchers believe that within reliability...

    1. AConsistency is obtained by artificially constraining or ignoring important individual or contextual variation.
    2. BMeasurements can be obtained which are consistent across different contexts.

11. 11Qualitative researchers believe that within objectivity...

    1. Athe researcher inevitably influences the production of knowledge, cannot be neutral and should actively engage with participants.
    2. BMeasures are neutral and unbiased.
12. 12Realist researchers believe that within objectivity...

    1. Athe researcher inevitably influences the production of knowledge, cannot be neutral and should actively engage with participants.
    2. Bmeasures are neutral an unbiased.
13. 13Sampling tends to be purposive/purposeful.

    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
14. 14[blank_start]Snowball[blank_end] sampling is where new participants are invited from the networks of people who have already taken part.

    1. ASnowball
    2. BStratification
    3. CTheoretical
    4. DHomogeneous
    5. EConvenience
15. 15[blank_start]Stratification[blank_end] sampling uses participants from a certain demographic.

    1. AStratification
    2. BSnowball
    3. CTheoretical
    4. DConvenience
    5. EHomogeneous
16. 16[blank_start]Theoretical[blank_end] sampling is associated with ground theory and sampling is driven by theoretical considerations developed through analysis.

    1. ATheoretical
    2. BHomogeneous
    3. CSnowball
    4. DConvenience
17. 17[blank_start]Convenience[blank_end] sampling is where participants are selected based on accessibility.

    1. AConvenience
    2. BStratification
    3. CHomogeneous
    4. DTheoretical
18. 18[blank_start]Homogeneous[blank_end] sampling is where participants with similar characteristics are chosen.

    1. AHomogeneous
    2. BTheoretical
    3. CStratification
19. 19Which of the following are qualitative methods of data analysis? (5)

    1. AInterpretative Phenomenological Analysis
    2. BGrounded Theory
    3. CThematic Analysis
    4. DConversation Analysis
    5. ENarrative Analysis
    6. FObservational Analysis
    7. GExperiential Analysis
    8. HStatistical Analysis
20. 20Realists believe that there is an observable reality, which is independent of this observer.

    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
21. 21Relativists believe that there are multiple, constructed realities rather than a single, knowable reality.

    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso

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Test sobre Qualitative research design, creado por Charley Cole el 02/05/2017.

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