Data Collection and Analysis Procedures (PR1)

What do you call a paper that contains series of questions formulated for an individual and independent answering by several respondents for obtaining statistical information?

• Poll
• Survey
• Questionnaire
• Interview

What analytical method is employed to process the questionnaire responses?

• Statistical analysis
• Descriptive feedback
• Qualitative assessment
• Thematic analysis

What is the primary goal of the research interview?

• To conduct a survey with multiple-choice questions.
• To evaluate the performance of the interviewer.
• To gather in-depth information and insights from participants.
• To provide entertainment for the participants.

In what specific situation are interviews particularly advantageous?

• When exploring non-sensitive topics in a group setting.

• When conducting quantitative research.

• When a quick overview of a topic is needed.

• When exploring sensitive topics where participants may be uncomfortable discussing them in a group.

Which of the following is the best description of a structured interview?

• A type of interview that focuses on personal opinions.
• A standardized method of interviewing with predetermined questions.
• A method that allows for spontaneous questions and answers.
• An informal conversation without a set agenda.

Which of the following best describes the time commitment and manageability of unstructured interviews?

• Typically short and easy to manage.

• Moderately time-consuming and relatively easy to manage.

• Very time-consuming and difficult to manage.

• Time commitment varies greatly depending on the participant.

What is a key advantage of using semi-structured interviews?

• They eliminate the need for interviewer training.

• They guarantee completely unbiased responses.

• They offer a balance between structure and flexibility, making them adaptable to various research contexts.

• They are only suitable for quantitative research methods.

Which type of interview involves a set of key questions to guide the discussion but also allows for flexibility and in-depth exploration of emerging ideas?

• Structured interview
• Focus group interview
• Unstructured interview
• Semi-structured interview

Who is responsible for guiding, monitoring, and recording the discussion in a focus group?

• The participants themselves.

• A randomly selected member of the group.

• An independent observer without interaction.

• A researcher (moderator or facilitator).

What method of data collection lets you use your sense organs to gather facts about your surroundings?

• Interview

• Observation

• Focus Group Discussion

• Survey