Question Strucutre

Question 1

How to answer activity 1 main and Intro

Answer 1

Is data qualitative or quantitative (also primary or secondary)

What research methods used? (Interviews ,focus groups, observations)

What the article is about

Main

What are the 2 strengths and 2 weakness of the rm’s (relate points to strokes )

Is sample from article representative and generalisable (no cuz the study has small amount of people In it)

Are rm reliable?

Does rm give valid data?

Question 2

How to answer activity 1 conclusion

Answer 2

Talk about whether the rm used is appropriate for research about strokes ?

(Yes, They help gather valuable insights from individuals who have experienced or studied strokes.)

Question 3

Give 2 positives and 2 negatives of focus groups

Answer 3

Advantages of focus groups:
- you can ask follow up questions for more detail
- there are Multiple perspectives

Disadvantages of focus groups:
- Potential groupthinking

• time consuming

Question 4

Give 2 pros and 2 cons of observations

Answer 4

Advantages of observations (empirical data):
- Direct and firsthand information
Easy to do
- cheap (cost effective)

Disadvantages of observations (empirical data):
-observer bias
- potentially time consuming

Question 5

Give 2 pros and 2 cons of interviews

Answer 5

Advantages:
Can get detailed qualitative data

Can ask follow up questions to get more in-depth answers

Disadvantages:
Participant can lie

Time consuming

Question 6

How do you answer question 4

Answer 6

What should person think about before conducting research (bias..location…cost)

-potential ethical issues

-what research method should he use

-what should persons hypothesis be

-what bias may researcher have in research