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Which research design is used to study cultural practices within a specific group?

• Case Study

• Ethnography

• Grounded Theory

• Phenomenology

Which of the following best describes the purpose of a phenomenological research design?

• To analyze a bounded system, such as a specific event or case

• To develop a theory grounded in data collected from participants

• To explore cultural practices and behaviors in their natural environment

• To understand the lived experiences of individuals regarding a specific phenomenon

You are conducting a study to explore the lived experiences of cancer survivors. Which qualitative research design is MOST appropriate?

• Case Study

• Ethnography

• Grounded Theory

• Phenomenology

A researcher wants to understand the cultural practices of a remote tribe over an extended period. Which qualitative research design should they choose?

• Case Study

• Ethnography

• Grounded Theory

• Phenomenology

You are tasked with analyzing the impact of a new teaching method in a specific classroom. Which qualitative research design should you use?

• Case Study

• Ethnography

• Grounded Theory

• Phenomenology

You are given a study investigating how immigrant families adapt to new cultural environments. Which research design can BEST be identified based on the study's goal to understand cultural behaviors within their context?

• Case Study

• Ethnography

• Grounded Theory

• Phenomenology

A researcher aims to explore how teaching strategies differ across cultural groups. If the study focuses on cultural variations and practices, what should the researcher analyze to determine if ethnography is the appropriate design?

• Whether the research involves lived experiences of individuals

• Whether the research includes the development of a theory from data

• Whether the research requires immersion in the culture over time

• Whether the research focuses on a single classroom as a bounded system

A research team is debating between a case study and a phenomenological design. What criteria should they analyze to determine the BEST choice?

• Whether the study focuses on collecting data for developing a new theory.

• Whether the study will immerse the researcher in cultural practices over time.

• Whether the study seeks to explain shared lived experiences of a specific phenomenon.

• Whether the study focuses on understanding individual stories within a bounded context.

You are tasked with designing a research project to study how a specific community incorporates traditional rituals into daily life. Which steps would you take to ensure an ethnographic research design is appropriate?

• Develop a theory about traditional rituals based on existing data

• Create a plan to immerse yourself in the community and observe their practices

• Design a set of structured interviews to analyze the lived experiences of individuals

• Write a detailed case study report about one specific family in the community

A researcher wants to explore the perspectives of patients who have undergone a rare surgical procedure. Which sampling technique would BEST help the researcher find enough participants?

• Snowball Sampling - Asking initial participants to refer others.

• Quota Sampling - Ensuring specific quotas for demographics.

• Cluster Sampling - Dividing the population into clusters.

• Convenience Sampling - Selecting readily available participants.