Methodology and Ethics (Chapters 5, 11)

What is the main characteristic of qualitative methodology?

• It focuses on quantity

• It aims to make generalizations

• It collects data in the form of words

• It gathers data from a large sample size

What is the main characteristic of quantitative methodology?

• It focuses on quality

• It aims to describe in rich detail

• It collects data in the form of numbers

• It gathers data from a smaller sample size

What is mixed methodology?

• A methodology that combines qualitative and quantitative approaches

• A methodology that focuses on subjective opinions

• A methodology that aims to make generalizations

• A methodology that collects data in the form of words

What should you consider when choosing a methodology?

• The type of data you need to collect and your skills and resources

• The number of participants and the time required

• The opinions and experiences of the participants

• The depth of understanding and rich descriptions

Which methodology is more subjective?

• Qualitative methodology

• Quantitative methodology

• Mixed methodology

• Both qualitative and quantitative methodologies

What is the purpose of a risk assessment?

• To reduce the risks involved in the research project

• To identify potential harms or dangers

• To change the data collection plan

• To assess the benefits of the research project

What is informed consent?

• Agreeing to participate in the research without understanding the purpose

• Agreeing to participate in the research voluntarily

• Agreeing to participate in the research without being pressured

• Agreeing to participate in the research without knowing the risks

What should researchers do to ensure informed consent?

• Provide a full explanation of the research and allow participants to ask questions

• Record the interviews using audio only

• Use end-to-end encrypted messaging for communication

• Keep the participants' data confidential and securely stored