Which qualitative research design focuses on studying individuals' lived experiences?

• A. Ethnography
  
  
  

• B. Case Study

• C. Phenomenology

• D. Grounded Theory

Which qualitative research design aims to generate a theory based on data collection?

• A. Narrative Research
  
  
  

• B. Ethnography

• C. Phenomenology

• D. Grounded Theory

A researcher immerses in a community for several months to understand its culture. What qualitative research design is being used?

• A. Ethnography

• B. Case Study

• C. Phenomenology

• D. Grounded Theory

Which of the following is NOT a qualitative research design?

• Case Study

• Narrative Research

• Experimental Research

• Historical Research

What is the main purpose of qualitative research methods?

• A. To test hypotheses using statistical models

• B. To explore and interpret social phenomena in-depth

• C. To determine cause-and-effect relationships

• D. To quantify variables and measure outcomes

How does qualitative research differ from quantitative research in terms of methodology?

• A. It relies on numbers and statistical tests

• B. It only involves experiments

• C. It does not require data collection

• D. It focuses on detailed descriptions and meanings

What is the main purpose of sampling in research?

• A. To include the entire population in the study

• B. To select a smaller group that represents the larger population

• C. To eliminate bias by studying only one group

• D. To increase the complexity of data collection

Which of the following is a probability sampling technique?

• A. Convenience sampling

• B. Snowball sampling

• C. Purposive sampling

• D. Simple random sampling

In qualitative research, which sampling method is commonly used to select participants with specific characteristics or experiences?

• A. Random sampling

• B. Stratified sampling

• C. Purposive sampling

• D. Systematic sampling

Which sampling technique ensures that every member of a population has an equal chance of being selected?

• A. Cluster sampling

• B. Simple random sampling

• C. Convenience sampling

• D. Quota sampling