Test 1 Jeopardy Questions

Question 1

This strategy for increasing rigor involves two or more researchers who observe and record field notes independently

Answer 1

Multiple gatherers

Question 2

What is the qualitative form of internal validity

Answer 2

Credibility

Question 3

What is the qualitative form of external validity

Answer 3

Transferrablity

Question 4

What is the qualitative form of reliability

Answer 4

Dependability or consistency

Question 5

What is the qualitative form of objectivity

Answer 5

Confirmability or neutrality

Question 6

Determining ___ is the reader’s job more than the researcher’s job, since the purpose of qualitative research is to describe a phenomenon is its unique context

Answer 6

Applicability/transferrablity

Question 7

_____ involves discussing the research process and findings with impartial colleagues who have experience with qualitative methods.

Answer 7

Peer debriefing

Question 8

____ is facilitated when a researches represents multiple perspectives of participants to establish the truth of the findings

Answer 8

Credibility

Question 9

Similar findings when the inquiry is replicated with the same participants or in a similar context suggests that the research has this characteristic

Answer 9

Reliability

Question 10

Two or more researches who Itly develop codes and themes from the data, discuss disagreements, and work together to synthesize the data are called this

Answer 10

Multiple analyzers

Question 11

Prolonged contact, lengthy periods of observation, freedom from bias in the procedures and results, and accurate descriptions of findings are all aspects of this:

Answer 11

Confirmability or neutrality

Question 12

This occurs when qualitative data is collected by various means so that the data can be cross-checked for consistency

Answer 12

Triangulation of data methods

Question 13

This occurs when a variety of participants are interviewed to maximize the range of data and obtain a complete understanding of the phenomenon

Answer 13

Triangulation of data sources

Question 14

The meaning or relevance when findings are applied to other individuals, contexts, or situations; the theoretical or practical utility of the research; and the contribution the research makes to the literature are all aspects of this

Answer 14

Applicability or transferability

Question 15

This occurs to ensure that different perspectives are considered when interpreting qualitative data

Answer 15

Theoretical triangulation

Question 16

This occurs when participants are asked to react to what has been described by the researcher in order to decrease the chance of misrepresentation of the data

Answer 16

Member checking

Question 17

This is the systematic process of self-examination to assess the researcher’s biases, feelings, and assumptions related to his or her own background, characteristics, perceptions, and interests

Answer 17

Reflexivity

Question 18

Providing dense descriptions of methods to allow assessments of repeatability or uniqueness

Answer 18

Audit trail

Question 19

Leaving a path of thinking and action processes so that others could clearly follow the logic

Answer 19

Audit trail

Question 20

Member checking, prolonged engagement, data triangulation, and collecting data until saturation are all methods to enhance _____

Answer 20

Credibility

Question 21

Audit trails and reflexivity are methods for enhancing ____

Answer 21

Confirmability

Question 22

Audit trails and researcher triangulation are methods for enhancing ____

Answer 22

Dependablity

Question 23

Thick descriptions of the setting and/or participants can enhance this:

Answer 23

Transferablity

Question 24

What are the four aspects of trustworthiness in qualitative research?

Answer 24

Credibility, transferability, dependability, confirmability