Factors affecting the choice of research method

1. What does "Informed Consent" involve?

• Giving participants financial compensation
• Explaining the purpose of the research to participants
• Manipulating the data collected
• Analyzing the data collected

2. Why might questionnaires not be suitable for certain participants?

• Limited access to participants' private lives
• Lack of privacy in public settings
• Low levels of literacy
• Small sample size

3. How does the sample size affect method choice?

• Larger samples necessitate in-depth interviews
• Smaller samples require web-based questionnaires
• Larger samples can't be accommodated by interviews
• Smaller samples require more in-depth research

4. What does "Confidentiality" mean in research?

• Providing participants with financial compensation
• Protecting participants' identifying information
• Invading participants' private lives
• Ensuring participants' safety during the research

5. What aspect of research legality must a researcher follow?

• Ethical guidelines
• Participants' requests
• The funding body's demands
• Legal statutes and regulations

6. What is "Preemptive Consent" in research?

• Gaining participants' permission after data collection
• Gaining permission from similar groups for research
• Conducting research without obtaining consent
• Relying on participants' assumptions

7. What is "Deception" in research?

• Disclosing participants' personal experiences
• Manipulating research data
• Purposefully lying to participants about the research
• Analyzing data collected in a misleading way

8. Who are "Gatekeepers" in research?

• The research participants
• Researchers responsible for data analysis
• Participants' legal representatives
• Individuals granting permission for access

9. What is the core principle behind "Verstehen"?

• Manipulating research data
• Walking in someone else's shoes
• Explaining research to participants
• Analyzing research data in depth