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WorksheetsGroup 4. Phenomenology
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the basis of phenomenology?
Experience
Phenomena
Behavior
Knowledge
Which of these do not belong to the concept of phenomenology?
Object
Experience
Consciousness
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What does Genetic Phenomenology mean?
Study how we understand and commit to everything around us
Study the genetics of meanings, formed by experience
Study human existence and the capacity for free choice that we have
How consciousness learns from nature and becomes part of it
Select the correct characteristic raised by Giorgi on phenomenology
The research is rigorously explanatory
It doesn’t use phenomenological reductions
It explores relationship between people and situations
The essences or structures are revealed through the use of behavior
What are the three steps to carry out a phenomenological study according to Spiegelberg?
Intuiting, Analyzing and Describing
Intuiting, Analyzing and Thinking
Intuiting, Analyzing and Deducting
Intuiting, Analyzing and Drawing
What is understood by “intentionality” in transcendental phenomenology?
It is about how people build their knowledge of reality.
It concerns people’s experiences
It may be defined as the process of general understanding.
It comprises all phenomenological aspects.
What are the components in Husserls’ phenomenology?
Intentionality, essences, bracketing
Intentionality and practicality
Just bracketing
None of them
“In transcendental phenomenology, meaning is central and data collection is undertaken”. Who states that idea?
Husserl
Douglas
Moustakas
D'Eggers
In which type of phenomenology it is believed that a person’s background influences the way they see the world?
Hermeneutic phenomenology
Phenomenography
Transcendental phenomenology
Phenomenography attempts to:
separate consciousness from the world
characterize how things appear to people
redirect the object of the study
collect data through non-experimental procedures
Data collection methods in the phenomenological study include a combination of?
a)Unstructured and phenomenological interviews, observation in context, review of relevant documents.
b)Structured and phenomenological interviews, observation in context, review of relevant documents.
c)Unstructured and phenomenological interviews, surveys, review of relevant documents.
d) Surveys and observation in context.
What are the three categories of questions proposed for the interview?
a)Intuiting,analyzing,describing
b)Clarifying,justifying,determining
c) Clarifying, explanatory, interpretive questions
d)Distanciation,interprétation,appropriation
What are the three main components that make up the balance of data quality?
a)participants,demographic background and situational context
b)procedure,conceptualization and description
c)experience,optimization and equilibrium
d) Source of data, Type of data and Sample size.
Which of the following research designs is the most appropriate for depicting lived experiential realities?
a)Case study design
b)Phenomenological design
c)Narrative research design
d)Ethnographic design
How do phenomenological design researchers understand the universal character of an experience?
a)By experiencing the phenomena themselves.
b) Analyzing data collected through surveys.
c)None
d)By performing interviews and examining the opinions of people who have experienced the phenomenon.
This research approach requires seeing what the phenomenon means to…
the person
the researcher
the data
the interview
On which authors are the researchers based?
Vigotsky and Piaget
Husserl and Heidegger
Giorgi
Sebnem Cilesiz
What might employ transcendental phenomenologists?
Particular
Plausibility
heuristic analysis
validity
What requires “Writing”?
communicating lived experiences from the perspective.
communicating ideas and thoughts
follow the interaction with individuals
none of above
What are the highlight key choices that researchers commonly make in phenomenology?
Analysis, interpretation, data collection.
exploration
descriptive
inductive and deductive
