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Richfield Graduate Institute of Technology (Pty) Ltd- Johannesburg JAVA PROGR 731 INTERMEDIATE QUESTIONS 1)Which of the following is characteristic of qualitative research? A

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Richfield Graduate Institute of Technology (Pty) Ltd- Johannesburg

JAVA PROGR 731

INTERMEDIATE QUESTIONS

1)Which of the following is characteristic of qualitative research?

A.            Generalization to the population

B.            Random sampling

 

C.            Unique case orientation

 

D.            Standardized tests and measures

2.            Phenomenology has its disciplinary origins in:

 

A.            Philosophy

B.            Anthropology

C.            Sociology

D.            Many disciplines

3.            The primary data analysis approach in ethnography is:

A.            Open, axial, and selective coding

 

B.            Holistic description and search for cultural themes

C.            Cross-case analysis

D.            Identifying essences of a phenomenon

4.            The term used to describe suspending preconceptions and learned feelings about a phenomenon is called:

A.            Axial coding

B.            Design flexibility

 

C.            Bracketing

D.            Ethnography

5.            A researcher studies how students who flunk out of high school experienced high school. She found that it was common for such students to report that they felt like they had little control of their destiny. Her report that this lack of control was an invariant part of the students’ experiences suggests that lack of control is                of the “flunking out” experience.

A.            A narrative

B.            A grounded theory

 

C.            An essence

D.            A probabilistic cause

6.            The specific cultural conventions or statements that people who share a culture hold to be true or false are called    .

A.            Shared attitudes

 

B.            Shared beliefs

C.            Shared values

D.            Norms

7.            The written and unwritten rules that specify appropriate group behaviour are called       .

A.            Shared attitudes

B.            Shared beliefs

C.            Shared values

 

D.            Norms

8.            Which of the following is not an advantage of studying multiple cases?

A.            Multiple cases can be compared for similarities and differences

B.            Multiple cases can more effectively test a theory than a single case

C.            Generalizations about population are usually better when based on multiple cases.

 

D.            Cost is lower and depth of analysis is easier when you study multiple cases in a single research study

 

9.                           are the standards of a culture about what is good or bad or desirable or undesirable.

A.            Shared attitudes

B.            Shared beliefs

 

C.            Shared values

D.            Norms

10.                         is the study of human consciousness and individuals’ experience of some phenomenon.

 

A.            Phenomenology

B.            Ethnography

C.            Grounded theory

D.            Case study research

11.          Which of the following is not a characteristic of qualitative research?

A.            Design flexibility

 

B.            Inductive analysis

C.            Context sensitivity

 

D.            availability of research materials in the schools

12.                         is a general methodology for developing theory that is based on data systematically gathered and analysed.

A.            Theory confirmation

 

B.            Grounded theory

C.            Theory deduction

D.            All of the above

13.          The final stage in grounded theory data analysis is called               .

A.            Axial coding

B.            Theoretical saturation

C.            Constant comparative method

 

D.            Selective coding

14.          Which major characteristic of qualitative research refers to studying real world situations as they unfold naturally?

A.            Holistic perspective

 

B.            Naturalistic inquiry

C.            Dynamic systems

D.            Inductive analysis

15.          In which qualitative research approach is the primary goal to gain access to individuals’ inner worlds of experience?

 

A.            Phenomenology

B.            Ethnography

C.            Grounded theory

D.            Case study

 

16.          The type of qualitative research that describes the culture of a group of people is called                .

A.            Phenomenology

B.            Grounded theory

 

C.            Ethnography

D.            Case study

18.          In which of the following case study designs does the researcher focus her primary interest on understanding something more general than the particular case?

A.            Intrinsic case study

 

B.            Instrumental case study and Collective case study

C.            methodology

D.            methods

19.          Which of the following phrases best describes "ethnocentrism"?

A.            Special words or terms used by the people in a group

B.            An external, social scientific view of reality

C.            The study of the cultural past of a group of people

 

D.            Judging people from a different culture according to the standards of your own culture

20.          Which of the following is usually not a characteristic of qualitative research?

A.            Design flexibility

B.            Dynamic systems

C.            Naturalistic inquiry

 

D.            Deductive design

21.          Which of the following involves the studying of multiple cases in one research study?

A.            Intrinsic case study

B.            Single case study

C.            Instrumental case study

 

D.            Collective case study

 

22.          Which of the following does not apply to qualitative research?

A.            Data are often words and pictures

B.            Uses the inductive scientific method

 

C.            Ends with a statistical report

D.            Involves direct and personal contact with participants

24.          What term refers to the insider's perspective?

A.            Ethnocentrism

 

B.            Emic perspective

C.            Etic perspective

D.            Holism

25.          In data analysis of the grounded theory approach, the step which focuses on the main idea, developing the story line, and finalizing the theory is called         .

A.            Open coding

B.            Axial coding

 

C.            Selective coding

D.            Theoretical saturation

26.          Which of the following is not one of the 4 major approaches to qualitative research.

A.            Ethnography

B.            Phenomenology

C.            Case study

 

D.            Nonexperimental

27.          In "phenomenology," a well written report will be highly descriptive of the participants’ experiences and will often elicit in the reader a feeling that they feel as though they are experiencing the phenomenon themselves. This experience is called        .

A.            A phenomenal experience

 

B.            A vicarious experience

C.            A significant experience

D.            A dream

 

 

28.          You want to study a Native American group in New Mexico for a six month period to learn all you can about them so you can write a book about that particular tribe. You want the book to be accurate and authentic as well as informative and inspiring. What type of research will you likely be conducting when you get to New Mexico?

 

A.            Ethnography

B.            Phenomenology

C.            Grounded theory

D.            Collective case study

30.          is used to describe cultural scenes or the cultural characteristics of a group of people.

A.            Phenomenology

 

B.            Ethnography

C.            Grounded theory

D.            Instrumental case study

32. When a researcher identifies so completely with the group being studied that he or she can no longer remain objective you have what is called             .

A.            Culture shock

 

B.            Going native

C.            Regression

D.            Cultural relativism