Multireferential Research Paradigm

In a multireferential approach, the examination of a phenomenon can be seen from multiples  perspectives

• True

• False

1. The role of the researcher is:

• Reflexive and comprehensive

• 1. Reflexive and adaptative

• Reflexive and flexible

• Reflexive and multifaceted

1. The multireferential research paradigm aims to capture different dimensions and perspectives of the phenomena under study.

• True

• False

 Reality according to multireference research paradigm is:

• Unique

• objective

• multifaceted

• simple

1. In theoretical pluralism it is not possible to incorporate several perspectives and adapt to different contexts. 

• True

• False

The main characteristic of the multireferential paradigm is:

• Involves investigation from different perspectives.

• Analyses are carried out strictly from one angle.

• Only analyses practical objects

• Focuses on one reference system.

1. The epistemology of the multireferential paradigm refers to pluralism as a way to reach an object of study

• True

• False

What does the methodology for multireferential research refer to?

• combination of methods or approaches

• only quantitative and qualitative methods

• the development of a research based on an only method

Consists of analyzing data integrating findings from different methods. Use two or more methods from either qualitative or quantitative designs

• Mixed-Method

• Data collection

• Multi-Method analysis

  
  

•  Epistemology

the purpose of the multireferential paradigm is get a more detailed understanding of the topic and be more informed

• True

• False