Chapter 11

Question 1

“Older people, their families, long-term care staff, management, architects, and design staff worked with researchers to use knowledge from the study to co-create an alternative nursing home model (de Boer et al, 2021).
a. Grounded theory
b. participatory
c. phenomenology
d. ethnography

Answer 1

participatory

Question 2

This study aimed to describe and explain the responses of young people to their first episode of psychosis (Henderson & Cock, 2014).
a. Grounded theory
b. participatory
c. phenomenology
d. ethnography

Answer 2

Grounded theory

Question 3

This study answered the question, “What kinds of rituals, contextual circumstances, and personal health beliefs are operating in the use of music as self-care?” (Ruud, 2013
a. Grounded theory
b. participatory
c. phenomenology
d. ethnography

Answer 3

ethnography

Question 4

The aim of this study was to explore the experience of play for children with a high level of physical disability due to cerebral palsy (Graham et al, 2019)
a. Grounded theory
b. participatory
c. phenomenology
d. ethnography

Answer 4

phenomenology

Question 5

Which research design promotes collaboration between participants and researchers and is more likely to result in action toward solving a problem?
a. Phenomenology
b. Grounded theory
c. Ethnography
d. Participatory

Answer 5

Grounded theory

Question 6

What acronym represents a tool that can be used to create a search of qualitative research?
a. PICO
b. SPIDER
c. PRISM
d. THEMES

Answer 6

PICO

Question 7

What sampling approach is used when one set of participants identifies additional participants?
a. Purposive
b. Convenience
c. Snowball
d. Random

Answer 7

Snowball

Question 8

What type of reasoning is used in qualitative research?
a. Inductive
b. Deductive
c. Reductive
d. Intuitive

Answer 8

Deductive

Question 9

Which of the following statements best characterizes the philosophy of qualitative research?
a. The most common perspective is the most important.
b. Multiple perspectives are appreciated and sought out.
c. Outliers are avoided or eliminated in the data analysis process.
d. Findings can be generalized to the larger population.

Answer 9

Outliers are avoided or eliminated in the data analysis process.

Question 10

The data collection process in qualitative research is most likely to involve:
a. A small number of participants and a large amount of subjective data
b. A large number of participants and a large amount of objective data
c. A random sample of participants who represent a population
d. Existing records with numerical data

Answer 10

A small number of participants and a large amount of subjective data

Question 11

Which type of qualitative research is most interested in better understanding a culture and beliefs of a group of people?
a. Phenomenology
b. Grounded Theory
c. Ethnography
d. Narrative

Answer 11

Phenomenology

Question 12

Which qualitative method requires that the researcher make biases explicit as a means of preventing bias from influencing the interpretation of data?
a. Bracketing
b. Constant comparative method
c. Naturalistic observation
d. Audit trail

Answer 12

Constant comparative method

Question 13

Themes would be found in which section of a qualitative research article?
a. Background
b. Methods
c. Results
d. Discussion

Answer 13

Background

Question 14

Which of the following questions best illustrates the type of research question that would be asked in qualitative research?
a. Do siblings of children with disabilities feel neglected?
b. According to the Cope Inventory, which coping mechanisms are used most by siblings of children with disabilities?
c. Are siblings of children with disabilities closer to their sibling with a disability or their nondisabled sibling?
d. What are the relationships like between siblings when one child has a disability and the other does not?

Answer 14

Do siblings of children with disabilities feel neglected?