Which of the following is NOT a goal of QCA?

Conducting statistical hypothesis testing

Which of the following is an example of a primary source?

A soldier’s diary from World War II

Which two reasons explain why we analyze images?

Examine who is included/excluded and what messages are conveyed, Identify themes, symbols, and representations in images

Identify the first two steps of the coding process

Description & Familiarization of key themes

Which of these is NOT one of the Challenges and Consideration of Internet Data?

All online data is accurate, making it reliable for research

Why are primary documents important in qualitative research?

They provide direct and unfiltered insights into an event or topic

Which statement is the best description of a secondary source?

It interprets, summarizes, or anaylyzes the primary source

What are the 5 steps in the coding process? IN ORDER

Step-description, familiarize, open code, grouping code, refining themes

How do you start open coding?

Highlighting/labeling important words, phrases, or actions as codes

Which of the following statements accurately describes the role of historical documents in qualitative research?

Main data source used for seeing cultural dynamics with comparisons.

What did the content analysis on aging identify?

Hostile and ambivalent perceptions disproportionately affecting women

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1
Which of the following is NOT a goal of QCA?
Identifying social norms and values
Analyzing media representations of power and identity
Conducting statistical hypothesis testing
Tracking cultural and social changes
2
Which of the following is an example of a primary source?
A journal article analyzing World War II letters
A soldier’s diary from World War II
A documentary about ancient Rome
A textbook on medieval history
3
Which two reasons explain why we analyze images?
Examine who is included/excluded and what messages are conveyed
Determine the monetary value of an image
Assess how many times an image has been shared online
Identify themes, symbols, and representations in images
4
Identify the first two steps of the coding process
Sampling and refining themes
Open coding and grouping codes
Description & Familiarization of key themes
Grouping codes and familiarizing key themes
5
Memoing is the writing of memos to oneself regarding insights one derives from coding and reflecting, on the data.
True
False
6
One of the reasons we analyze images is to examine who is included/excluded and what messages are conveyed
False
True
7
Which of these is NOT one of the Challenges and Consideration of Internet Data?
Content is shaped by norms, algorithms, and the audience
Identities may be curated, complicating the reliability of data
Consider privacy and consent (whether publicly available)
All online data is accurate, making it reliable for research
8
Why are primary documents important in qualitative research?
They help researchers develop new theories without needing analysis
They remove the need for any secondary sources
They provide direct and unfiltered insights into an event or topic
They are easier to find than secondary sources
9
Use content analysis to uncover social norms, roles, and values embedded in media, documents, and public discourse.
False
True
10
Which statement is the best description of a secondary source?
It interprets, summarizes, or anaylyzes the primary source
It provides firsthand evidence of an event
It only involves visual materials like photographs
It is created by someone who was directly involved in the event
11
QCA (Qualitative Content Analysis) is only used for analyzing written documents and does not include visual media.
False
True
12
Use qualitative methods to uncover social norms, roles, and values embedded in media, documents, and public discourse
True
False
13
What are the 5 steps in the coding process? IN ORDER
Grouping code, open code, step-description, familiarize, refining themes
Step-description, familiarize, open code, grouping code, refining themes
Refine themes, open code, grouping code, step-description, familiarize
Open code, step-description, refinding themes, group code, familiarize
14
Erving Goffman's analysis of advertisements focused on how ads reflect and reinforce societal views...TRUE OR FALSE
True
False
15
Why do we analyze images?
To identify themes, symbols, and representations in images
All of the above
To understand the historical and cultural context of the image
To evaluate the emotions or messages being conveyed visually
16
How do you start open coding?
By organizing codes into larger patterns that answer your research question
By identifying your topic
Reading/listening to your data multiple times to get a sense of key ideas
Highlighting/labeling important words, phrases, or actions as codes
17
Which of the following statements accurately describes the role of historical documents in qualitative research?
Outdated sources with no relevance to cultural studies and qual. research.
Main data source used for seeing cultural dynamics with comparisons.
They are primarily used to collect numerical data for statistical analysis.
Secondary sources that are useful for qual. research in modern contexts.
18
What did the content analysis on aging identify?
Hostile and ambivalent perceptions disproportionately affecting women
Neutral perceptions with no significant gender implications
Equal treatment of men and women with no bias
Positive and supportive perceptions promoting gender equality

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