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Unit 4: Activity 4

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which research method involves observing participants in their natural setting?

a)

Questionnaire

b)

Interview

c)

Observation

d)

Case Study

2.

Which of these is an advantage of unstructured interviews?

a)

Quick to collect large amounts of data

b)

Allows in-depth responses

c)

No risk of bias

d)

Always anonymous

3.

Which of the following is an example of quantitative data?

a)

Patient opinions

b)

Number of hospital admissions

c)

Feelings about treatment

d)

Experiences of care

4.

What is the main purpose of conducting a literature search?

a)

To collect primary data

b)

To find existing research and sources

c)

To interview participants

d)

To analyse statistics

5.

Which of these should be considered when planning research?

a)

Rationale for research

b)

Ethical issues

c)

Timescales

d)

All of the above

6.

What does ‘target group’ refer to in research planning?

a)

The researchers involved

b)

The people who will fund the research

c)

The participants being studied

d)

The organisations publishing results

7.

Why is setting realistic timescales important?

a)

To avoid ethical issues

b)

To ensure research is achievable

c)

To increase bias

d)

To reduce sample size

8.

Which principle ensures participants agree to take part in research?

a)

Confidentiality

b)

Consent

c)

Data protection

d)

Peer review

9.

Which legislation protects personal data in research?

a)

Human Rights Act

b)

Equality Act

c)

Freedom of Information Act

d)

Data Protection Act

10.

Which historical event led to the Nuremberg Code?

a)

World War I

b)

World War II

c)

Cold War

d)

Industrial Revolution

11.

What is an example of research misconduct?

a)

Misusing results to mislead

b)

Keeping professional distance

c)

Seeking informed consent

d)

Peer reviewing findings

12.

Which organisation oversees ethical standards in social care research?

a)

Care Quality Commission

b)

NHS England

c)

National Social Care Research Ethics Committee

d)

Public Health England

13.

What does triangulation in research mean?

a)

Combining multiple methods to validate results

b)

Using three participants

c)

Analysing data three times

d)

Using only qualitative data

14.

What is the purpose of a bibliography?

a)

To analyse data

b)

To summarise findings

c)

To list all sources used in research

d)

To collect primary data

15.

Which of these is a reading technique used in research?

a)

Triangulation

b)

Statistical analysis

c)

Peer reading

d)

Scanning