
Research Methods
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Thuy Lee
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Interviews are only useful for gathering quantitative data (numerical information).
True
False
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Multiple Choice
It's best to stick to a rigid script of pre-determined questions during an interview.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Leading questions, that suggest a desired answer, are always inappropriate in research interviews.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
When preparing for an interview in research, it is crucial to:
Develop a rigid script and stick to it throughout the interview
Research the topic but avoid forming any pre-conceived notions
Focus on asking yes/no questions for clear-cut answers
Let the interviewee control the flow of the conversation entirely
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Multiple Choice
When analyzing interview data, the researcher should focus on:
Identifying inconsistencies and contradictions in the participant's responses
Quantifying the data and assigning numerical values to responses
Identifying themes, patterns, and recurring ideas across interviews
Evaluating the participant's honesty and trustworthiness based on their tone
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Multiple Choice
A focus group moderator should actively participate in the discussion and share their opinions with the group.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The ideal size for a focus group is typically large, with at least 20-30 participants.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Participant observation, a qualitative research method, involves the researcher:
Conducting surveys with a large sample size.
Immersing themselves in a setting and observing participants' behavior.
Analyzing historical documents and records.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a key advantage of participant observation?
Gathering rich contextual data about participants' actions and interactions.
Generalizability of findings to a wider population.
Identifying unexpected patterns and behaviors.
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Multiple Choice
Covert participant observers reveal their identity and research purpose to the group they are studying.
True
False
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Ethical considerations in participant observation include:
Deception of participants about the research purpose.
Sharing detailed observations that could identify specific participants.
Obtaining informed consent and ensuring anonymity if promised.
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