11 A QUIZ remedial

What are the main methods for collecting qualitative data?

• Surveys, Experiments, Case Studies, Observations

• Individual interviews, Focus groups, Observations, Action Research

• Questionnaires, Experiments, Case Studies, Observations

• Interviews, Surveys, Experiments, Observations

What is the benefit of qualitative research data collection methods?

• They are quick and cost-effective

• They provide richer information and deeper insight

• They are more structured and rigid

• They involve a larger sample size

What is the main limitation of observation as a data collection method?

• The researcher may miss important details while observing

• It allows for detailed understanding of the phenomenon

• It is less time-consuming compared to other methods

• It provides a snapshot view of the situation

What is the purpose of conducting a survey?

• To observe natural settings without interference

• To collect qualitative data only

• To present and explain the actual experiences of a certain population

• To conduct experiments in a controlled environment

Which approach involves developing causal explanations of a phenomenon from cases being studied?

• Narrative Analysis

• Conversation Analysis

• Content Analysis

• Grounded Theory

What is the process of making sure data is organized into chunks or segments and later making meaning out of it?

• Data Extraction

• Data Analysis

• Coding and Categorizing

• Thematic Network Analysis

What is the first step in data reduction and interpretation in qualitative research?

• Coding

• Creating Categories

• Data extraction

• Developing organizing themes from codes

Which approach in data analysis involves looking for patterns in the data to develop a theory?

• Content Analysis

• Deductive Approach

• Discourse Analysis

• Inductive Approach

What is the main limitation of using video recording as a data collection technique?

• The researcher may miss important details while recording

• It provides a detailed view of the situation

• It is a time-consuming process

• People may act unnaturally towards the camera

What is the aim of conducting a survey?

• To collect quantitative data only

• To observe natural settings without interference

• To present and explain the actual experiences of a certain population

• To manipulate data for desired outcomes