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Qualitative Research Methods Quiz
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1Which of these data expression is not analysed with qualitative research methods?
- ANumerical
- BPictures
- CPersonal diaries
- DTranscribed interviews
2What are the features of qualitative research methods?
- ASubjective
- BUse of verbal data/pictures
- CValues context
- DUse a small sample size
- ESeeks to understand and explore
- FCreates research questions
- GCreates hypotheses
- HObjective
- IUse of numerical data
- JSeeks to create patterns for prediction
3Fill in the diagram below

- AEpistemological
- BPositivist
- CCritical
- DConstructionist
- Efixed
- Findependantly
- Gpartially know
- Hfully know
- Inever know
- Jhuman interaction
- Kexternal factors
4How many interviews should a typical undergraduate project have?
- A3-4
- B4-8
- C8-12
- D6-10
5What are the six stages of conducting a thematic analysis?
- AFamiliarising the data
- BCoding
- CSearching for themes
- DReviewing themes
- EDefining and naming the themes
- FWriting up report
- GRemoving themes
6Reflexivity is only important for quantitative research methods.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7Which of these theoretical approaches are used within IPA?
- APhenomenology
- BIdiography
- CHermeneutics
- DNomothetic
8Match the approach to the definition:
[blank_start]Ethnography[blank_end]- The approach used to study a culture of people.
[blank_start]Hermeneutics[blank_end]- Theory and practice of interpretation.
[blank_start]Ontology[blank_end]- Beliefs and assumptions that an individual has about the world.
[blank_start]Phenomenology[blank_end]- The approach that focuses on an individual's perception about their experiences.
[blank_start]Idiography[blank_end]- The approach that focuses on in-depth, detailed experiences.
[blank_start]Symbolic interactionism[blank_end]- The approach that studies social life and human interactions, focusing on how people use symbols to interact with reality.- AEthnography
- BHermeneutics
- COntology
- DPhenomenology
- EIdiography
- FSymbolic interactionism
9Purposive sampling is a method that obtains participants, based on their characteristics, which are selected to gather responses best suited to answer the research question.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10According to Braun and Clarke (2013), they recommend that an undergraduate project, using IPA, should have a sample size of:
[blank_start]5-10[blank_end] interviews.
[blank_start]1-3[blank_end] focus groups, with [blank_start]6-10[blank_end] participants in each group.
[blank_start]20-30[blank_end] qualitative surveys.
[blank_start]1-100[blank_end] secondary sources.- A5-10
- B4-6
- C1-3
- D5-8
- E6-10
- F9-12
- G20-30
- H60-100
- I1-100
- J40-80
11Which of these are benefits of conducting participatory research?
- AParticipants are seen as 'experts' of the topic than the researcher
- BParticipants could provide a more ecologically valid opinion than the researcher
- CEqualises the power between the researcher and the participant
- DEthical issues
- EDifficult to equalise power between researcher and participant
- FParticipants might lack necessary skills
12When using participatory research, which of these stages could a participant contribute, alongside the researcher?
- ACreation of research questions
- BMethods used
- CSample manipulation
- DAnalysis
- EDissemination of research
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