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Research paradigms and approaches quiz
Research paradigms and approaches quiz
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Why do we need to conduct research?
We don't need to
To advance knowledge
Because somebody needs to
Because we are paid to
2
Methodology and method are the same
True
False
3
Interpretivists assume knowledge is co-constructed and multiple realities exist
False
True
4
Ontology and epistemology are not intrinsically linked
False
True
5
Interpretivism is better than positivism
True
False
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As a researcher, what informs my data collection methods?
Methodology
Epistemology
All of these
Ontology
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Interpretivists assume a realist ontology
False
True
8
Which of these words is associated with positivism?
Variables
Multiple realities
Meaning
Subjective
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I am an interpretivist, what is my ontological assumption?
Realist
Prescriptive
Objectivist
Relativist
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Positivism assumes what epistemology?
Relativist
Objectivist
Critical realist
Subjectivist
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Which type of data is associated with positivism?
Visual
Numerical
All of these
Textual
12
Which of these can be considered a form of research?
Market survey
An interview
TripAdvisor review
All of these
13
Interpretivism is associated with qualitative research methodologies
True
False
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For interpretivists, data analysis is generally an inductive process
True
False
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Interviews, focus groups, and observations are generally associated with what?
Qualitative research
Mixed-methods
Quantitative research
None of these
16
Ontology is concerned with the nature of what?
Knowledge
All of these
Time
Reality
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The relationship between the knower and the known is associated with ontology
True
False
18
What can positivists be considered similar to?
Athletes
Detectives
Explorers
Scientists