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Worksheets2nd Quarter III Quiz 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 28mins
Which one is a strength of using questionnaires in the data gathering?
cheap and easy way to collect data
interviewer effect
low response rate
unethical
The most important consideration in selecting a sample is that the sample should be ____________________.
representative of the population
made up of a large number of subjects
selected from a large number of individuals or elements
selected from the population by means of a table of random numbers
What type of Interview when the researcher prepares a specific set of questions but could askfollow-up questions to the respondents for them to elaborate their answers.
Focus Group Discussion
Unstructured Interview
Structured Interview
Semi Structured Interview
The complete group of persons, animals, or objects that possess the same characteristics that are of the researchers’ interest.
Target population
Accessible Population
Sample
Population
A group of individuals that represents the characteristics of a population.
Target population
Accessible Population
Sample
Population
This involves large amounts of information from a small, purposive sample using strategies such as Focus group discussion, in-depth interviews and subject observation.
Data
Data Gathering Strategies
Sample
Sampling
The data saturation point occurs when:
inductive theory is produced
the collection of additional information becomes redundant
non-numeric text is analyzed in a systematic way that allows a researcher to provide a description and analysis
multiple sources are used to answer to answer a research question
Which interview type allows for a researcher to start with a predetermined list of questions, but also allows for unanticipated follow-up questions?
Focus group Discussion
Unstructured interview
Semi-structured interview
Structured interview
In which of the following types of observation is where the researcher observe the subjects in their actual environment. This observation is done outside the environment.
Naturalistic Observation
Participative Observation
Non-Naturalistic
Observation
Common Observation
Protection of the research participant is more important than the pursuit of new knowledge.
TRUE
FALSE
Why are ethical issues important in research?
They will help me pass the assignment
They help the researcher write up their research
They indicate what the researcher ought to do and how they should treat people
They indicate that all people are very sensitive
What is meant by ‘informed consent’?
The ethics committee is informed about the research
Participants are given a clear indication what the research is about and what their involvement would entail
Participants are informed about the findings of the research at the end of the project
Telling people who you are and what you are studying
What is step one of interviewing?
Conducting the Interview Proper
Having an Idea of the Research
Starting the Interview
Getting to Know Each Other
What is meant by a probing question?
One that a participant asks to find out the real aim of the study
One asked by the interviewer to find out if the participant is aware of what other participants have said
A question that is used to find out information that the participant would normally never reveal to a stranger
One used by the interviewer to help the participant go into more detail or clarify a statement
Choose the most appropriate statement
Questions related to their work or activities should be avoided.
Opening Question
is about getting to know participants so they will feel at ease.
It is nonessential that the interviewer introduce himself/herself including the objectives of the research.
Very personal questions is important to know the participant better.
It consists of a series of questions about a research topic to gather data from the participants. It consists of indicators that is aligned to the research questions.
Interview
Focus Group Discussion
Survey/
Questionnaire
Observation
Choose the most appropriate statement:
Make sure your questions and options are relevant to your study goals and objectives.
Leading and biased questions are unavoidable and acceptable when creating survey questionnaire questions.
To properly explain the questions and help respondents comprehend them, they should be at least a few words long. To make your inquiries more official, use hifalutin words.
Negative statements can be used in gathering data to provide sufficient information
Choose the most appropriate statement:
Structured questions asked in this step of the interview aim at investigating the questions.
Last step of the interview gives the respondent the opportunity to ask questions about the interview activity
Signs of starting an interview work to alert the respondent in winding up with his or her talking.
The last step of the interviewrequires you to tell the respondents about the nature of the interview — its purpose, importance, scope, and so on.
A structured interview is one
Where the participant has to choose between a small list of possible responses
The interview is structured around photographs which the participant has taken
Where a group of participants is asked questions according to a set order, for example the oldest participant first
That follows a pre-set list of open questions
A semi structured interview is one
When the researcher prepared and organized questions that the respondents will answer.
It is when the researcher prepares a specific set of questions but could ask
follow-up questions to the participants for them to elaborate their answers.
The researcher does not ask beyond what is written in the interview sheet but could ask the interviewee for the purpose of clarifying his/her answers
It occurs when the researcher prepares an outline of the topics that he/she needs to ask personally ask from
