EDU5147 Module Quiz

What is the point of research questions?

• They decide the general area of your research

• They provide a clue for the reader of your work

• They help you narrow your focus

• They outline your philosophical position

____________ is the study of research philosophy and the nature of things.

In the context of social research, what does interpretivism refer to?

• An epistemology that focuses on the objective realities of the world

• An epistemology which focuses on people building knowledge together

• An epistemology focusing on interpreting the world and the people in it

• A method of communication

Why do we do literature reviews in academic research?

• To pass our learning outcomes

• Because we like reading

• To connect our research to the wider academic field

• To connect our research to various research methods and approaches

Name at least one feature of a good literature review

Methodology, _______, ethics. Fill in the blank to complete the ideal structure for your methodology chapter

Which research paradigms have we not covered?

• Quantitative

• Analytical

• Qualitative

• Mixed Methods

What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative research?

How can we gain consent in research?

• Asking nicely

• Forcing participants to take part

• Making sure that participant details are kept confidential

• Making sure participants are fully informed and are volunteering to take part

Imagine you are a researcher at a university. Which regulations are you bound by in terms of data protection?

• GDDR

• GDPR

• GDC

• ANPR