Qualitative research Data

1.Identify qualitative data collection techniques

• Focus groups

• Observations

• Interviews

• Questionnaires

2. In which of the following do both methods provide primary qualitative data?

• Experiments and interviews

• Literature reviews and surveys

• Questionnaires and sampling

• Observations and case studies

3.Case study is a research method that ______________

• involves an intensive investigation of one or more participants

•  requires researchers to observe subject in a natural setting without interfering

• . obtains information by asking many individuals a fixed set of questions

4.The qualitative data collection involves audio-visual materials such as examining photographs or videotapes.

• True

• False

5. A method of collecting data that is acquired on an actual situation and recorded through direct observation by researchers.

• Interview method

• Experiment method

• Questionnaire method

• Observation method

6.Name three types of research designs commonly used in qualitative research.

• Survey Research

• Grounded Theory

• Content Analysis

• Phenomenology, Ethnography, Case Study

7.This refers to using data from a variety of accessible sources.

• method triangulation

• data triangulation

• researcher triangulation

• 
  theory triangulation

8.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.

9.When analyzing interview data, the researcher should focus on:

• Identifying inconsistencies and contradictions in the participant's responses

• Identifying themes, patterns, and recurring ideas across interviews

• Quantifying the data and assigning numerical values to responses

• Evaluating the participant's honesty and trustworthiness based on their tone

10.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