EDMTE

What is the current date and time?

Name (Surname, Given Name, Middle Initial)

Degree Program, Year and Section

Why is triangulation important in discourse research?

• It increases the number of interviews.

• It validates data by using multiple sources.

• It limits bias through random sampling.

• It focuses only on quantitative data.

What ethical principle requires researchers to protect participants from harm?

• Autonomy

• Justice

• Beneficence

• Fidelity

When a researcher reflects on their own influence in the study, what are they demonstrating?

• Reflexivity

• Anonymity

• Neutrality

• Transparency

How can informed consent best be applied in discourse-based interviews?

• Through written permission after full disclosure.

• By giving participants enough information to decide freely.

• Through a mandatory online survey.

• By asking for verbal agreement only.

Which situation best shows a violation of confidentiality?

• Reporting data using pseudonyms.

• Deleting recordings after analysis.

• Revealing participants’ identities in quotations.

• Storing files in password-protected devices.

A researcher who fabricates participant responses violates which ethical aspect?

• Anonymity

• Voluntary participation

• Research integrity

• Reflexivity

How does researcher reflexivity improve the validity of discourse studies?

• By avoiding qualitative data.

• By acknowledging researcher bias and positionality.

• By increasing word count.

• By using formal language.