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WorksheetsGCSE Research Methods Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Primary Research Methods are:
Data already collected by someone else
Data collected by the sociologist themselves
Data collected by a primary school teacher
Data that includes the primary colours
Secondary Research Methods are:
Research that has already been conducted by someone else
Research collected first-hand by the sociologists
Data collected by a secondary school teacher
Second to primary data
Qualitative Data is otherwise known as:
Quality streets
Meaningful Data
Numerical Data
Indifferent
Quantitative data is otherwise known as:
Valid
Time consuming
Meaningful data
Numerical data
The mixed methods approach means:
Using more than just one method to research
Only using part of a method
Change as you go
It is fixed
Overt observation is:
Where you are openly researching people
Where you are actively involved in the group you're observing
Where you are researching people secretly
Where you are watching from a far and not involved
Covert observation is:
Where you are watching from a far and not involved
Where you are actively involved in the group you're observing
Where you are openly researching people
Where you are researching people secretly
Participant observation is:
Where you are researching people secretly
Where you are watching from a far and not involved
Where you are openly researching people
Where you are actively involved in the group you're observing
Non-Participant Observation is:
Where you are researching people secretly
Where you are actively involved in the group you're observing
Where you are watching from a far and not directly involved
Where you are openly researching people
Which of these is NOT a practical issue?
Time
Money
Access
Deception
Which of these is NOT an ethical issue?
Deception
Consent
Cost
Confidentiality
Validity refers to:
How truthful something is
How repeatable something is
How generalisable something is
How time consuming something is
