Qualitative ResearchVersión en línea You might need to do some research to answer some of these...Qualitative Research Quiz... por Alan Ramsay 1 Participant observation is a data collection strategy used routinely in almost all: a Ethnographic studies b Case studies c Phenomenological studies d Descriptive qualitative studies 2 A qualitative approach to research that aims to explore, describe and make meaning of phenomena is called? a Constructive approach b Critical approach c Interpretative approach d Qualitative approach 3 Qualitative research, in comparison to quantitative research, aims to? a Establish cause and effect of relationships b Explore the depth, richness and complexity in a phenomena c Focuses on a small number of specific concepts d Uses language in a way that implies neutrality 4 A researcher wants to explore the lived experience of adolescent Aboriginal people with type 1 diabetes. Which research design would be the most appropriate? a Ethnography b Grounded theory c Historical method d Phenomenology 5 Which research design would be the most appropriate for the research question: ‘How do cancer patients prepare themselves emotionally for treatment?’ a Phenomenology b Grounded theory c Case study d Ethnography 6 In which phase of the qualitative research process is a review of the literature undertaken? a Phase 2 b Phase 3 c Phase 1 d Phase 4 7 The data collection methods mostly used in qualitative studies are? a Interviews and observations b Formal instruments c Structural procedures d Interviews and formal instruments 8 Which theoretical perspective grew out of disenchantment with the radical objectivity of the positivist tradition: a Postpositivist b Interpretive c Critical d Postmodern 9 The type of sampling that involves getting the recruited participants to help identify and recruit additional participants is called? a Theoretical sampling b Maximum variety sampling c Convenience sampling d Snowball sampling
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