Allowing the researcher to record notes during data collection is from which technique for collecting data through observation?

Which from the main methods for collecting qualitative data may take place in natural setting and involve the researcher taking lengthy and descriptive notes of what is happening?

It is used to analyze and interpret verbal data or behavioural data. What is this?

Look at the example: “Your principal demonstrates praiseworthy behavior.

___ 5 - Strongly agree ___ 4 - Agree

___ 3 - Uncertain ___ 2 – Disagree

___ 1 - Strongly disagree.” is an example of an what?

This is collecting data through interviews with a group of people, typically 4 to 6. What is this?

Pepito is a researcher. One of his subjects is on his vacation, but to meet the deadline, he is planning to gather the information he needs through phone. This is a type of what?

This is when the researcher gives the respondents the ability to respond in their own words. What type of degree of structure of questions in a questionnaire is this?

It is a device or tool used to collect data. What is this?

This is a type of Non Probability Sampling wherein the researcher selects subject based on the ease of accessibility?

What is the other term for Judgemental Sampling?

What do you call to a small group of people or things taken from a larger group and used to represent the larger group?

What do you call the study of the structures of experience and consciousness from 1^st person point of view?

What type of data is used in qualitative research?

Which of the following is a good source of research problems?

In final research output, the______ is referred to as the "bottom line".

What is the first step in writing your conclusion?

This refers to the group of people where the samples are taken from.

It is defined as the scientific investigation of phenomena which includes collection, presentation, analysis, and interpretation of facts. What is it?

Which characteristic of research describes it as it starts with a problem and ends with a problem?

Which characteristic of research describes it as exhibiting careful and precise judgment?

These are the following data collection instruments, EXCEPT.

Only one or two participants are required in a historical or narrative study.

The aim of a case study is to develop a theory from the gathered data

A researcher uses grounded theory when he or she wants to have an in-depth understanding of the practices of a particular culture.

Qualitative research typically involves the random selection of participants.

Qualitative research typically uses hundreds of participants

When the researcher asks one participant to suggest other possible participants he or she is using purposive sampling

When using purposive and quota sampling, the researcher has a set of predetermined criteria for selecting participants

The most preferred sampling method in qualitative research is convenience sampling

An interview may be used in any qualitative research design.

Interviews are always the best method for collecting data.

An observation is used when the purpose of the study is to determine the attitudes of participants

It is ideal to have only one person conduct an observation.

Focus group discussion is used when the research looks into the shared experiences of a particular group of people

Classifying gathered data is considered a form of analysis

Documents can serve as a potential source of qualitative data.

Transcribing interviews and focus group discussions are important in data analysis

Qualitative data analysis involves statistical information

Qualitative data analysis is a linear process:

An example of an unstructured interview is a self-administered questionnaire.

An interview should only focus on the demographic characteristics of the participants

Opinion questions require the participants to explain what they have done or are doing

Knowledge questions require the participants to explain what they feel about an issue

An interview is more time-consuming than an observation

An observation can be done in a controlled or natural setting

Observation should focus exclusively on the appearance of the community and people being observed

It is important to ask help from experts in creating an interview or observation guide

An informed consent form is a document required before conducting an interview or observation.

Only the participant needs to sign the informed consent form

The summary may contain personal comments from the researcher

The summary of findings may contain an actual response from the respondents in a form of direct quotation

The coverage of the summary of findings depends on the number of research

At least one of your conclusions should directly address your general research

Your conclusions should be extended to other contexts and to a wider population.

Each conclusion should correspond to one item in the findings

All studies have limitations

An example of a limitation is the use of a small sample size

Specifying the limitations of the study should be avoided

Your paper should provide recommendations for future research.

the recommendations should be as specific as possible

In text citation is where all of the references used in the study are compiled

17 Your recommendations should be aligned with your conclusions and the limitations of your study

The results and the discussion can be written as separate section

Research can stand without the results portion.

The results are aligned with the research questions.

The results contain comments from the researcher.

Findings that do not address your research questions or objectives should be excluded from the results section.

The results section mostly presents data in textual form.

The present tense is used in presenting the results of the study

Research can stand without the discussion portion.

The discussion portion should link the results to related literature and studies.

Related literature and studies should be read again before writing the results.

The discussion portion does not contain any citation

What do you call the degree of consistency and precision which produces a stable result of the conducted research?

A remark, statement or comment based on something one has seen, heard or noticed.

A closing paragraph that summarizes the main points of your research and is intended for the readers to know why your research should matter to them after they read it.

What are two methods of surveying?

The discussion of the implication must be mixed with the statement of the problem.

Which of the following citation styles can be used in research writing?

What is an open-ended question?

What is a closed question?

___________ is intended to help the reader understand why your research should matter to them after they have finished reading the paper.

_________ is any information that has been collected, observed, generated, or created to validate original research findings. Although usually digital, some also include non-digital formats such as laboratory notebooks and diaries.

The principal outcomes of a research project; what the project suggested, revealed, or indicated. This usually refers to the totality of outcomes, rather than the conclusions or recommendations drawn from them.

What type of interview has a pre-determined questions that must be answered by the respondents?

What do recommendation reports do?

What part of the research paper presents the summary of the study, findings, conclusions, and some other suggestions for future studies?

Presentation, analysis, and interpretation of data gathered in the study. Which part of research paper it belongs?

It refers to the information that can be numbers or words that is used in research writing.

______________ are the direction or actions that must be taken or additional work that is needed to expand the knowledge obtained in the quantitative research. When the research has reached its conclusion, it would be likely that the question would ask “So what?” emphasizing on the importance and application of the work.

1. What are the components of Chapter 5?

1. What are the components of Chapter 5?

This refers to the process of using diverse analytical methods to review data and arrive at relevant conclusions.

What word here means looking (Eyeballs)

What word here means quoting

What do you call the degree of consistency and precision which produces a stable result of the conducted research?