Which is not an example of a follow up question?

Why do you think "smoking" is bad?

What should you do as an interviewer in qualitative interviews?

Allow time for response, be sensitive of interviewee

What is the process of doing narrative analysis?

Look for patterns of how its said, context, and dialogue

Which type of error is worse to make? and why?

Type 1, because approving false evidence

How do you account for reactivity in non-obtrusive methods?

Acknowledging that you don't know

In comparison to quantitative interviews, qualitative interviews...

allows for multiple interviews for further exploration

Looking at reoccurring themes during the process of content analysis is:

Emergent manifest content analysis

Which is not a way to ensure validity in qualitative research?

Talk about disconfirming examples

What did Mario Small say to do in qualitative research?

make epistemology and theory clear. Refer to data as cases

True or false? As sample size (SS) increase, sampling error decreases. And Why?

True, as SS increases it can better resemble Pop. size.

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1
Which is not an example of a follow up question?
I'm curious about your idea, could you elaborate?
What do you mean by that?
Why do you think "smoking" is bad?
You mentioned (blank) earlier, could you tell me more?
2
Which qualitative method is argued to be allow for generalizability?
Indepth qualitative interviews
Extended case method
Snowball sampling
Ethnography
3
What should you do as an interviewer in qualitative interviews?
disguise recorder as a phone in order to ensure authenticity
Allow time for response, be sensitive of interviewee
Verbalize your analysis of their behaviour during interview
Actively listen by predicting what they want to say
4
What is the process of doing narrative analysis?
Look for patterns of how its said, context, and dialogue
Look for patterns in content and who is talking
Judge
Analyzing the dialogues between interviewer and interviewee
5
Which type of error is worse to make? and why?
Type 2 , because disapproving false evidence
Type 1, because approving false evidence
Type 1, because approving true evidence
Type 2, because disapproving true evidence
6
How do you account for reactivity in non-obtrusive methods?
Addressing that reactivity probably existed
Acknowledge that it doesn't exist for unobtrusive data
Acknowledging that you don't know
Predicting the reactivity
7
What is the unit of analysis in Banerjee's research?
Type of household
The religion
The women
The culture
8
Differences between the sample characteristics and population characteristics is referring to:
Sampling error
non-probability sampling
the sampling frame
Errors of estimation
9
In comparison to quantitative interviews, qualitative interviews...
Does not allow for probing because it could be leading
allows for multiple interviews for further exploration
allow for leading questions
are used to explain and prove theories
10
What is the unit of analysis in Hae Yoon Cho's research?
The country
The race
Type of work
The women
11
What makes a research proposal persuasive?
Generalizable, ethical, purposeful
Positivist research
Honesty, ethical, purposeful
Impactful research
12
Which is not an example of methods of obtaining unobtrusive data?
Analyzing pre-existing data
Historical/ comparative analysis
Content analysis
eavesdropping
13
Looking at reoccurring themes during the process of content analysis is:
Emergent latent content analysis
Perceived latent content analysis
Perceived manifest content analysis
Emergent manifest content analysis
14
Which is not a way to ensure validity in qualitative research?
Triangulation, and use multiple sources
use data with unit of analysis that speaks to your research
quality checking data
Talk about disconfirming examples
15
What did Mario Small say to do in qualitative research?
make epistemology and theory clear. Refer to data as cases
Ensure generalizability, by ensuring representative sample
Pursue homogeneity
Use hypothesis language and open ended questions
16
True or false? As sample size (SS) increase, sampling error decreases. And Why?
False, as SS decreases it better resembles pop. size
False, as SS increases it can better resemble pop. size
True, as SS decreases it better resembles pop. size
True, as SS increases it can better resemble Pop. size.
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Which is not a source of sampling error?
Errors in data processing
Sampling related errors
Errors in data collecting
non-generalizability

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