Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
Q

Which method will allow the interviewer to use items from the environment as stimulus materials?

A

Depths.

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2
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In terms of protecting a respondent’s privacy which is the odd one out?

A

Street interviewing.

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3
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Another term for the focused interview is:

A

Depth.

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4
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It is not good practice to:

A

Base decisions on early interviews.

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5
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During qualitative fieldwork, ideally, which of these should stay the same?

A

Research team.

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6
Q

Trained interviews do not:

A

Pass on respondent details.

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7
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Which of these is a qualitative technique?

A

Action research.

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8
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Which of these 2 methods are qualitative?

A

Delphi and depth.

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9
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When planning groups, you must remember to:

A

Respect privacy.

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10
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Visual stimulus material can be used in:

A

Both groups and depths.

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11
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Similar respondents are often chosen for group discussions because:

A

They will talk to each other.

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12
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Consider the situation of interviewing at shopping centres on weekdays. Which people may be over-represented?

A

Extroverts.

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13
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Consider the situation of interviewing at shopping centres on weekdays. Which people may be under-represented?

A

School children.

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14
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Some common ways to stimulate respondents to provide more detail are to: repeat the question, pause to motivate the respondent to speak, and repeat the respondents answer. This is called:

A

Probing.

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15
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When show cards are used, this is called:

A

Prompting.

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