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Qualitative research
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1Which researcher conducted qualitative research?
- ABandura
- BPiaget
- CSkinner
- DAinsworth
2Which of the following best describes qualitative research?
- AAny kind of research that gets findings through any means other than statistical procedures and other quantification
- BAny kind of research that aims to classify types of things
- CAny kind of research that gets findings through interviews with open-ended questions
- DNone of these
- EAny kind of research based on survey responses
3Qualitative research generally focuses on [blank_start]the research question[blank_end] rather than on [blank_start]hypotheses[blank_end]
- Athe research question
- Bhypotheses
- Chypotheses
- Dthe research question
4Qualitative research results in more specific conclusions than quantitative research
- ATrue
- BFalse
5Which of the following is an example of a qualitative research question?
- AWhat types of delusions/halucinations occur in schizophrenia?
- BIs CBT more effective than antidepressants?
- CDo coping skills influence women's experience of infertility?
- DDoes lead exposure have an effect on intelligence?
6When might you use qualitative research?
- AExploratory studies
- BPhenomenology
- CPoor access to statistical software
- DPhrenology
7What are some advantages of using qualitative research as exploratory studies?
- ACan get surprising results
- BGives you more detail
- CCan verify novel scales
- DEasier than quantitative research
8Qualitative exploratory research can help you to:
- AUnderstand problems
- BWork out links between contributing factors
- CMeasure problems
- DTest hypotheses about contributing factors
9When would qualitative phenomenological research be useful?
- AYou're interested in the unique experience of being a refugee
- BExploring cultural differences
- CYou want to know if grief is experienced the same way in China as in Australia
- DYou want to know whether the average university student is more vulnerable to mental illness
10What are some sources of qualitative research?
- ACase studies
- BInterviews
- CFocus groups
- DNaturalistic observation
- EPublic documents
- FOnline forums/blogs
- GMeasurements from public datasets
- HLikert scale surveys
- IPopulation studies
11Clinical psychologists and medical doctors often use which type of qualitative data?
- ACase studies
- BFocus groups
- CNaturalistic observation
- DBlogs
12Case studies are really useful for people who are in some way [blank_start]unusual[blank_end], but aren't always [blank_start]generalisable[blank_end]
- Ageneralisable
- Breliable
- Cvalid
- Dunusual
- Eimpaired
- Finaccessible
13What source of qualitative data allows people to talk to each other as well as the researcher
- AFocus groups
- BNaturalistic observation
- COnline forums
- DCase studies
14Which of the following are public documents?
- AMedical records
- BMedia items
- CPublic records
- DLetters
15Which of the following are types of interviews?
- AStructured
- BSemi-structured
- CNomothetic
- DInformal
- EFormal
16What are some features of structured interviews?
- AQuestions and items are determined in advance
- BQuestions administered in a standardised order
- CInterview conducted according to a protocol
- DUses probes
- EPhenomenological
17What are some features of semi-structured interviews?
- ARarely used
- BHave a list of initial questions
- CUses probes
- DAllows for clarification and elaboration
- EPretty limiting
- FEnsures you remain on topic
18What are the levels of coding?
- AOpen coding
- BFocused Coding, Category Development
- CAxial Coding
- DClosed coding
- ELateral coding
19Levels of coding:
Level 1= [blank_start]open coding[blank_end]
Level 2 = [blank_start]focused coding[blank_end] , [blank_start]category development[blank_end]
Level 3= [blank_start]axial coding[blank_end]
Level 4= [blank_start]only if indicated[blank_end]- Aopen coding
- Bfocused coding
- Ccategory development
- Daxial coding
- Eonly if indicated
20Which of the following are qualitative data?
- AWords
- BPhrases
- CSentences
- DParagraphs
- ELetters
- FPhonemes
21In which level of coding do you work out and name categories?
- ALevel 1
- BLevel 2
- CLevel 3
- DLevel 4
22In which level of coding do you identify connections between broad themes?
- ALevel 1
- BLevel 2
- CLevel 3
- DLevel 4
23In which level of coding do you identify different (refined) themes?
- ALevel 1
- BLevel 2
- CLevel 3
- DLevel 4
24In which level of coding do you work out very specific themes?
- ALevel 1
- BLevel 2
- CLevel 3
- DLevel 4
25Coding includes working out interactions between themes
- ATrue
- BFalse
26What is true of Grounded Theory Analysis?
- AAnalyse data without a pre-existing hypothesis
- BGenerate thematic maps
- CGenerate theory from the data
- DData saturation
- ETheory comes before data
- FExamine relationships between concepts
- GNo RQ
27Who developed Grounded Theory Analysis?
- AGlaser and Strauss
- BDonellan and Lucas
- CBondolfi
- DHesse-Biber and Leavy
28Grounded Theory Analysis uses structured interviews
- ATrue
- BFalse
29Grounded Theory Analysis Process:
1. [blank_start]talk to people[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]start to read and identify themes[blank_end]
3. [blank_start]do more interviews[blank_end] and [blank_start]get more data on your specific themes[blank_end]
4. [blank_start]repeat until categories are saturated[blank_end]- Atalk to people
- Bstart to read and identify themes
- Cdo more interviews
- Dget more data on your specific themes
- Erepeat until categories are saturated
- Fconduct structured interviews
30All qualitative research is based on Grounded Theory Analysis
- ATrue
- BFalse
31What can the computer program NVIVO help to do?
- AArrange and sort data
- BHighlight
- CAssign codes and secondary codes
- DDraw connections
- ECollect data
- FEstablish categories
32Qualitative research reports p values and effect sizes
- ATrue
- BFalse
33What are some advantages of qualitative research?
- ARich description of data
- BMay need less subjects
- CEasier than statistical analysis
- DSubjective interpretation
34What are some disadvantages of qualitative research?
- ACoding/categorising is harder than statistical analysis
- BEasier to be biased
- CVery time-consuming
- DLow power
- EMay need more subjects
35What are some ways to increase objectivity in qualitative research?
- ADouble-blind raters
- BInter-rater comparison
- CMixed methods approach
- DSingle-blind raters
- EQuantify concepts
36What technique integrates results from both qualitative and quantitative research investigating the same RQ?
- ATriangulation
- BIntegration
- CIncorporation
- DAddition
- ECollaboration
37What are some advantages of mixed-methods approaches?
- AComplementarity
- BDevelopment
- CInitiation
- DExpansion
- ETriangulation
- FCollaboration
- GComplimentarity
38[blank_start]Complementarity[blank_end]= deeper understanding of a research problem
[blank_start]Development[blank_end]= results from one study help to develop the method for the other study
[blank_start]Initiation[blank_end]= clarifying contradictions in results
[blank_start]Expansion[blank_end]= extend the breadth and range of a study- AComplementarity
- BDevelopment
- CInitiation
- DExpansion
- EElaboration
- FMethodology
- GElucidation
- HCollaboration
39QUAL/QUANT = [blank_start]complementarity[blank_end]
qual-QUANT = [blank_start]development[blank_end]
quant-QUAL= [blank_start]development[blank_end]
QUANT-qual= [blank_start]initiation[blank_end]
QUAL-quant= [blank_start]expansion[blank_end]- Acomplementarity
- Bdevelopment
- Cinitiation
- Dexpansion
- Edevelopment
- Fcomplementarity
- Ginitiation
- Hexpansion
- Idevelopment
- Jcomplementarity
- Kinitiation
- Lexpansion
- Minitiation
- Ncomplementarity
- Odevelopment
- Pexpansion
- Qexpansion
- Rinitiation
- Sdevelopment
- Tcomplementarity
40In which approach might you do a qualitative exploratory study before designing a quantitative study to develop a scale for self-esteem?
- Aqual-QUANT
- Bquant-QUAL
- CQUAL/QUANT
- DQUANT-qual
- EQUAL-quant
41You aim to evaluate Lifeline services by conducting a phone survey with a 7-point Likert scale, as well as a semi-structured interview. This approach is:
- AQUAL/QUANT
- Bqual-QUANT
- Cquant-QUAL
- DQUANT-qual
- EQUAL-quant
42You use a quantitative screening study to identify suitable subjects for a large-scale qualitative study. This approach is:
- Aquant-QUAL
- BQUAL/QUANT
- Cqual-QUANT
- DQUANT-qual
- EQUAL-quant
43Some participants answer your happiness questionnaire as if they're very happy, but also seem to consider suicide a lot. You decide to follow this up with a smaller qualitative study. This approach is:
- AQUANT-qual
- BQUAL-quant
- Cquant-QUAL
- Dqual-QUANT
- EQUAL-QUANT
44You want to see if the results from your qualitative study transfer to people from other countries by following it up with a smaller, quantitative study. This approach is:
- AQUAL-quant
- BQUANT-qual
- Cqual-QUANT
- Dquant-QUAL
- EQUAL/QUANT
45Qualitative research is susceptible to subjectivity and bias, whereas quantitative research is not
- ATrue
- BFalse
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