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Qualitative
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1What is the main challenge of Ethnography?
- Aa.Informed consents
- Bb.Researcher impact on the group
- Cc.Time commitment for analysis
- Dd.Emotional impact
2What is the purpose of grounded theory in qualitative research?
- Aa.To conduct in-depth case studies
- Bb.To develop a theory explaining a specific phenomenon
- Cc.To analyze historical events
- Dd.To explore narratives
3What is the purpose of data analysis in qualitative research?
- Aa.To complicate the findings
- Bb.To examine and analyze in detail
- Cc.To simplify the information
- Dd.To confuse the results
4Which of the following is a key characteristic of qualitative data analysis?
- Aa.Calculating frequencies and percentages
- Bb.Using standardized assessment rubrics
- Cc.Searching for patterns and themes
- Dd.Identifying statistical correlations
5What are the two basic objectives of scientific research?
- Aa.Generate knowledge and theories, and solve problems
- Bb.Perform experiments and collect data
- Cc.Publicize articles and give presentations
- Dd.Make predictions and analyze data
6What is the role of literature review in qualitative research?
- AA. It is irrelevant to research.
- BB. It is the foundation for all types of research.
- CC. It is an optional step in research.
- DD. It is an independent process of research.
7hat is the first step in the research process?
- AA. Draw conclusions
- BB. Collect information to help answer questions
- CC. Identify and define the issue or question
- DD. Write a report
8A teacher notices some students are highly engaged during storytelling activities, while others seem less enthusiastic. Which qualitative method would be well-suited to exploring this difference?
- AA. Administering a reading comprehension test
- BB. Conducting student interviews or observations
- CC. Comparing vocabulary lists used in different stories
- DD. Analyzing attendance records
9A literature review reveals several studies on student motivation but nothing specifically addressing motivation in adult language learners. This suggests:
- AA. Your research question isn't important enough
- BB. There is a gap your study could potentially fill
- CC. Previous research is unreliable
- DD. You should change your research topic
10The purpose of citing sources is to:
- AA. Make your research paper seem longer and more impressive
- BB. Demonstrate familiarity with current research trends
- CC. Avoid having to come up with your own original ideas
- DD. Acknowledge the work of others and avoid plagiarism
11What is the main challenge of Ethnography?
- AA. Researcher impact on the group
- BB. Informed consents
- CC. Time commitment for analysis
- DD. Emotional impact
12What are the two basic objectives of scientific research?
- AA. Make predictions and analyze data
- BB. Perform experiments and collect data
- CC. Generate knowledge and theories, and solve problems
- DD. Publicize articles and give presentations
13What is epistemology?
- AA. The study of atoms and galaxies
- BB. The trustworthiness of our senses
- CC. The truth learned in school
- DD. The process of understanding the world around us
14Qualitative research emphasizes
- AA. Proving or disproving a hypothesis with numerical data
- BB. Analyzing large datasets for statistical significance
- CC. Exploring meaning, experiences, and context
- DD. Eliminating researcher bias for objective results
15What is the best way to choose a theoretical framework?
- AA. Choose a framework that aligns with research interests
- BB. Select the most complex framework
- CC. Avoid using any framework
- DD. Pick a framework randomly
16D. Pick a framework randomly
What is the key difference between discourse analysis and content analysis, according to the text?- AD. Pick a framework randomly
What is the key difference between discourse analysis and content analysis, according to the text?
a.Discourse analysis focuses on the literal meaning of language, while content analysis looks at the underlying social context. - Bb.Content analysis is a qualitative method, while discourse analysis is a quantitative method.
- Cc.Discourse analysis emphasizes interaction and social context, while content analysis is more focused on identifying patterns and themes.
- Dd.Discourse analysis is only used to analyze written texts, while content analysis can be used for both oral and written data.
- AD. Pick a framework randomly
17How does the text define discourse?
- Aa.As a set of grammatical rules and structures that govern language use.
- Bb.As a system of symbols and signs used to convey meaning.
- Cc.As socially shared habits of thought, perception, and behavior reflected in various forms of communication.
- Dd.As a collection of individual opinions and beliefs about a particular topic.
18How does Creswell (2012) differentiate a research problem from a research topic?
- Aa.A research problem is a broad subject matter, while a research topic is a narrower area within that subject.
- Bb.
b.A research problem focuses on practical applications, while a research topic focuses on theoretical understanding. - Cc.A research problem is formulated as a question, while a research topic is stated as a declarative sentence.
- Dd.There is no difference; the terms are used interchangeably.
19A language teacher wants to understand how students experience language anxiety in the classroom. She decides to use the introspective technique by asking students to keep a journal reflecting on their thoughts and feelings related to language anxiety. What is a potential challenge of using this approach?
- Aa.Students might not have enough time to write in their journals.
- Bb.Students might not be fully aware of or able to accurately articulate their own emotional responses.
- Cc.Journal writing might not provide enough data for the teacher to analyze.
- Dd.The introspective technique is not suitable for studying language anxiety.
20What is the main purpose of coding interview data?
- Aa.To transcribe the interviews into a written format for analysis.
- Bb.To identify recurring patterns and themes in the data.
- Cc.To ensure that the interviews are conducted ethically
- Dd.To translate the interviews into different languages for a wider audience.
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- idiomas Quiz sobre Qualitative, criado por JANINA MARISELA YAGUAL PIZARRO em 21-11-2024.
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