1. ‘Unstructured’ interviews can be referred as ________.

• Focused Interviews

• Depth or In-depth Interviews

• Structured Interview

• None of the above

Which of the following is not a strength of an observation?

• It can give an insight of a smaller picture

• It can give an insight of a smaller picture

• It can offer a flavor for what is happening

• It can demonstrate sub-group

It has series of broad questions to ask and may have some prompts to help the interviewee.

• Structured

• Unstructured

• Semi-structured

• None of the Above

Which of the following is not a form of research misconduct?

• Literature with proper attribution

• Falsification

• Fabrication

• Manipulation of Data

The researcher immerses himself/ herself in the setting where his respondents are and keeps a keen eye on the participants and takes down notes.

• Process of Observation

• Focus Groups

• Case Studies

• Longitudinal Studies

______________ is a systematic process of gathering observations or measurements.

• Observation

• Sampling

• Research

• Data Collection

The interviewer may just go with the aim of discussing a limited number of topics, sometimes as few as just one or two.

• Research

• Unstructured

• Structured

• Semi-structured

Before you begin collecting data, you need to consider things EXCEPT:

• Aim

• Type of Data

• Procedures

• Analyzing results

After discussing the main points of your argument, you can present the significance of these points by _____________

• Connecting the significance

• Concluding your thoughts

• Inference

• Data

What is a technique which identifies themes in qualitative data that can be analyze formally and informally?

• Compare and Contrast

• Indigenous Categories

• Key words in context

• Words repetition