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  1. Which research design focuses on understanding how individuals perceive and make sense of their experiences?
    A) Ethnography
    B) Phenomenology
    C) Narrative design
    D) Convenience sampling
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B

Phenomenology

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  1. What is the primary emphasis of phenomenology?
    A) Understanding group behaviors
    B) Exploring subjective experiences
    C) Analyzing stories and narratives
    D) Presenting written research methodology
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B

Exploring subjective experiences

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  1. Which qualitative research design involves immersive observation and interviews to understand group behaviors and cultures?
    A) Phenomenology
    B) Ethnography
    C) Narrative design
    D) Purposive sampling
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B

Ethnography

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  1. What does narrative design involve?
    A) Conducting structured interviews
    B) Collecting and analyzing stories
    C) Observing group behaviors
    D) Utilizing convenience sampling
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B

Collecting and analyzing stories

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  1. Why is it crucial to clearly outline the specific methods used for data collection?
    A) To emphasize the researcher’s interpretation
    B) To ensure data saturation
    C) To ensure transparency and reproducibility
    D) To identify emergent themes
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C

To ensure transparency and reproducibility

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  1. What is data saturation?
    A) When no new information emerges from the data
    B) When data collection methods are transparent
    C) When demographic information is included in the findings
    D) When researchers interpret qualitative data
A

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When no new information emerges from the data

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  1. What is the purpose of including demographic information in sample description?
    A) To conduct thematic analysis
    B) To identify patterns and themes
    C) To contextualize the findings
    D) To classify and categorize data
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C

To contextualize the findings

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  1. What does convenience sampling involve?
    A) Selecting participants based on specific criteria
    B) Immersive observation and interviews
    C) Selecting participants based on availability
    D) Referring new participants by existing ones
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C

Selecting participants based on availability

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  1. Why is describing the sampling procedure important?
    A) To establish rapport with participants
    B) To identify emergent themes
    C) To provide context for research findings
    D) To ensure reproducibility of the study
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C

To provide context for research findings

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  1. Which sampling method involves selecting participants based on specific criteria relevant to the research question?
    A) Snowball sampling
    B) Criterion sampling
    C) Convenience sampling
    D) Purposive sampling
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B

Criterion sampling

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  1. What does snowball sampling involve?
    A) Conducting immersive observation
    B) Referring new participants by existing ones
    C) Selecting participants based on availability
    D) Analyzing stories and narratives
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B

Referring new participants by existing ones

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  1. How does purposive sampling differ from convenience sampling?
    A) It involves selecting participants based on specific criteria
    B) It relies on participant availability and
    accessibility
    C) It requires in-depth interviews
    D) It emphasizes the researcher’s interpretation
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A

It involves selecting participants based on

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  1. What is the importance of identifying suitable data collection methods?
    A) To establish rapport with participants
    B) To ensure data saturation
    C) To capture relevant and robust data
    D) To conduct thematic analysis
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C

To capture relevant and robust data

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  1. Why is convenience sampling often used in qualitative research?
    A) To select participants based on specific criteria
    B) To gain direct insights into behaviors and interactions
    C) To ensure transparency and reproducibility
    D) To select easily accessible and available
    participants
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D

To select easily accessible and available

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  1. What type of interview guide helps gather detailed and consistent qualitative data?
    A) Structured interview guide
    B) Semi-structured interview guide
    C) Unstructured interview guide
    D) Narrative interview guide
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A

Structured interview guide

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  1. Which data collection method in qualitative research involves open-ended questions and exploration?
    A) Observational data collection
    B) Structured interviews
    C) Immersive observation
    D) Narrative data collection
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D

Narrative data collection

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  1. What is the primary goal of observational data collection in qualitative research?
    A) To establish rapport with participants
    B) To gain direct insights into behaviors and interactions
    C) To ensure transparency and reproducibility
    D) To identify emergent themes
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B

To gain direct insights into behaviors and

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  1. What role should qualitative researchers aim to fulfill during interviews?
    A) To analyze stories and narratives
    B) To establish rapport and create a comfortable environment
    C) To select participants based on specific criteria
    D) To classify and categorize data
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B

To establish rapport and create a comfortable environment

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  1. What is the main purpose of coding in qualitative data analysis?
    A) To establish rapport with participants
    B) To identify patterns and themes
    C) To ensure transparency and reproducibility
    D) To conduct thematic analysis
A

A

To establish rapport with participants

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  1. What distinguishes structured interviews in qualitative research?
    A) They involve following a predetermined script
    B) They rely on emergent themes
    C) They require immersive observation
    D) They use convenience sampling
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B

They rely on emergent themes

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  1. Which qualitative data analysis method involves examining patterns, themes, and meanings within the data?
    A) Content analysis
    B) Grounded theory
    C) Thematic analysis
    D) Narrative analysis
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C

Thematic analysis

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  1. What is the purpose of thematic analysis in qualitative research?
    A) To establish rapport with participants
    B) To classify and categorize data
    C) To identify patterns and themes
    D) To ensure transparency and reproducibility
A

C

To identify patterns and themes

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  1. What does the coding process involve in qualitative data analysis?
    A) Immersive observation
    B) Categorizing and labeling data
    C) Conducting structured interviews
    D) Selecting participants based on specific criteria
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B

Categorizing and labeling data

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  1. Why is flexibility important in the data analysis procedure for qualitative research?
    A) To ensure data saturation
    B) To capture richness and depth of data
    C) To establish rapport with participants
    D) To classify and categorize data
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B

To capture richness and depth of data

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  1. What characteristic of interviews makes them valuable as a data collection method in qualitative research?
    A) They involve following a predetermined script
    B) They rely on convenience sampling
    C) They provide an opportunity for in-depth exploration
    D) They focus on collecting observational data
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C

They provide an opportunity for in-depth exploration

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  1. What are the limitations of observational data collection in qualitative research?
    A) It requires significant investment
    B) It relies on emergent themes
    C) It involves conducting structured interviews
    D) It ensures transparency and reproducibility
A

A

It requires significant investment

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  1. What is the primary goal of integrating research findings with literature?
    A) To establish rapport with participants
    B) To relate findings to existing literature
    C) To ensure data saturation
    D) To classify and categorize data
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B

To relate findings to existing literature

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  1. How should recommendations be derived in qualitative research?
    A) Based on demographic information
    B) Based on the conclusions drawn from the research findings
    C) Based on thematic analysis
    D) Based on convenience sampling
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B

Based on the conclusions drawn from the research findings

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  1. What is the correct APA citation format for a journal article?
    A) Author’s last name, Year, Journal Title, Page range
    B) Author’s first initial(s), Year, Article Title, Journal Title
    C) Author’s last name, Journal Title, Year, Page range
    D) Article Title, Author’s last name, Journal Title, Volume
A

B

Author’s first initial(s), Year, Article Title, Journal Title

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  1. In the APA citation format, what information is included in the parentheses after the author’s name?
    A) Journal Title
    B) Page range
    C) Year
    D) Volume
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C

Year

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  1. What is the purpose of including a DOI in an APA citation?
    A) To identify the volume number
    B) To locate the page range
    C) To provide a unique identifier for the article
    D) To list the author’s last name
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C

To provide a unique identifier for the article

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  1. Which section of a research paper should provide an overview of the sampling techniques used?
    A) Introduction
    B) Methodology
    C) Results
    D) Discussion
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B

Methodology

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  1. What is the main purpose of the methodology section in a research paper?
    A) To present research findings
    B) To provide a literature review
    C) To outline the specific methods used for data collection
    D) To draw conclusions and make
    recommendations
A

C

To outline the specific methods used for data collection

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  1. Why is it important to describe the sampling procedure in the methodology section?
    A) To conduct thematic analysis
    B) To establish rapport with participants
    C) To provide context for the research findings
    D) To ensure transparency and reproducibility
A

D

To ensure transparency and reproducibility

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  1. Why is it important to describe the sampling procedure in the methodology section?
    A) To conduct thematic analysis
    B) To establish rapport with participants
    C) To provide context for the research findings
    D) To ensure transparency and reproducibility
A

A

To conduct thematic analysis

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  1. Which sampling method involves selecting participants based on their availability and accessibility?
    A) Purposive sampling
    B) Criterion sampling
    C) Snowball sampling
    D) Convenience sampling
A

D

Convenience sampling

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  1. What does data saturation indicate in qualitative research?
    A) Completion of data collection
    B) Emergence of new themes
    C) Interpretation of findings
    D) Integration with literature
A

A

Completion of data collection

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  1. What is the main purpose of snowball sampling?
    A) To ensure transparency and reproducibility
    B) To provide context for research findings
    C) To refer new participants by existing ones
    D) To establish rapport with participants
A

C

To refer new participants by existing ones

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  1. How does criterion sampling differ from convenience sampling?
    A) It involves selecting participants based on specific criteria
    B) It relies on participant availability and
    accessibility
    C) It requires in-depth interviews
    D) It emphasizes the researcher’s interpretation
A

A

It involves selecting participants based on specific criteria

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  1. What should qualitative researchers aim to achieve during interviews?
    A) To identify emergent themes
    B) To conduct thematic analysis
    C) To establish rapport and create a comfortable environment
    D) To provide demographic information
A

C

To establish rapport and create a comfortable environment