Research Methods Quiz (Chapters 6-7) Jeopardy

What is the advantage of interviews?

• They are quick and efficient

• They collect quantitative data

• They provide anonymity for participants

• They allow for in-depth exploration of opinions and experiences

What is a disadvantage of interviews?

• They can be time-consuming and difficult to schedule

• They provide limited data

• They require participants to read and write

• They are less suitable for qualitative studies

What type of interview allows for flexibility and follow-up questions?

• Semi-structured interview

• Unstructured interview

• Closed-ended interview

• Structured interview

What is a focus group discussion?

• A one-on-one interview

• A group discussion with a facilitator

• A questionnaire with multiple choice questions

• An observation of participants' behavior

What is an advantage of focus group discussions?

• They are quick and efficient

• They collect quantitative data

• Participants can express their true opinions more freely

• They provide anonymity for participants

What is a disadvantage of focus group discussions?

• Participants may not feel comfortable speaking in a group

• They provide limited data

• They require participants to read and write

• They are less suitable for qualitative studies

What is a questionnaire?

• An observation of participants' behavior

• A one-on-one interview

• A group discussion with a facilitator

• A written set of questions for participants to answer

What is an advantage of questionnaires?

• They allow for in-depth exploration of opinions and experiences

• They are quick and efficient

• They provide anonymity for participants

• They collect qualitative data

What is a disadvantage of questionnaires?

• They require participants to read and write

• They are less suitable for quantitative studies

• They provide limited data

• They can be time-consuming and difficult to schedule

What is the difference between open-ended and close-ended questions?

• Open-ended questions allow for participants to answer in their own words, while close-ended questions limit the possible answers

• Open-ended questions provide multiple options to choose from, while close-ended questions require a specific answer

• Open-ended questions are used in interviews, while close-ended questions are used in questionnaires

• Open-ended questions collect qualitative data, while close-ended questions collect quantitative data