MANA4150_Week 5_Qualitative and Quantitative Methods

What is the recommended sample size for qualitative research?

• 50-75 participants

• 100-150 participants

• 15-20 participants

• 30-50 participants

Which sampling method ensures every member of the population has a known chance of being selected?

• Convenience Sampling

• Purposive Sampling

• Probability Sampling

• Quota Sampling

What is a key feature of qualitative research?

• Focus on numerical data

• Exploration of themes and patterns

• Use of large sample sizes

• Testing of hypotheses

Which of the following is a non-probability sampling method?

• Cluster Sampling

• Stratified Sampling

• Systematic Sampling

• Convenience Sampling

What kind of language is suitable for asking questions during qualitative interviews?

• Highly technical terms

• Carefully worded daily terms

• Close-ended Yes/ No questions

• Casual and informal language

What is a common technique used in qualitative research?

• Interviews

• Statistical analysis

• Surveys

• Experiments

What does the term 'saturation' refer to in qualitative research?

• The point at which no new information is gained

• The variety of methods used

• The maximum number of participants needed

• The level of detail in data collection

What is the significance of informed consent in research?

• To ensure participants are aware of their rights

• To guarantee data accuracy

• To simplify the data collection process

• To enhance the researcher's credibility

In qualitative research, the context in which data is collected is often considered as important as the data itself.

• True

• False

Qualitative methods are the most suitable for precise causal estimates

• True

• False