Pure applied research is:

relevance for application is high, relevance for general knowledge is low

Social contructionism is

The belief that we create knowledge

Pasteur is an example of

relevance for application is high, relevance for general knowledge is high

patterns of language about a concept

Which of the following is NOT a critical question for reflexivity

Where should I publish the data?

Aldrige et al. (1999) used mixed methods to

Compare the classroom learning environments found in Australia and SE Asia

Quantitative research is:

Ontology-->Realism, Epistemology--> Positivist

Qualitative data aims to

looks for meaning in the world around us using non-numeric data

relevance for application is low, relevance for general knowledge is low

Qualitative research is:

Ontology-->Relativism, Epistemology-->social constructionism

focus given to qualitative or quantitative research

Talking through your social media would be:

participant-led media elicitation

"To understand motivations in student drinking" is an example of

a qualitative hypothesis, a quantitative hypothesis

What is an important ethical consideration for photo-elicitation studies

If and how you will publish the photos

Theoretical Perspective focuses on

Whether there is a explicity or implicit goal of research, The order of data collection

Integration focuses on

The stage at which the data is integrated

Bohr is an example of

relevance for application is low, relevance for general knowledge is high

Investigating media for cultural understanding is:

participant-led media elicitation

What describes qualitative research's view on ethics

We should be conducting research WITH participants

Qualitative research is distint from quantitative research because

the hypothesis is formed inductively

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1
Database is produced from which type of interview?
Unstructured
Semi-structured
Red and Blue
Structured
2
Jones et al. (2013) is an example of
Participant led
Participatory
Researcher-led
3
Reflecting on your on bias is adhering to which ethical policy?
Confidentiality
Protection from Harm
Cultural sensitivity
Informed Consent
4
Which is not a step of generating a research question
identify the primary topic
define the setting
state the goal
interview the participant
5
A diagnostic test is an example of what type of interview?
Structured
Semi-structured
Unstructured
Red and Blue
6
The best description of Harre (2004)'s argument is that
Red and Blue
Context is important
Data is meaningless
Context is meaningless
7
Pure applied research is:
relevance for application is low, relevance for general knowledge is low
relevance for application is high, relevance for general knowledge is low
relevance for application is high, relevance for general knowledge is high
relevance for application is low, relevance for general knowledge is high
8
Social contructionism is
The belief that we create problems
The concerns about learning
The belief that knowledge is futile
The belief that we create knowledge
9
Smallest possible study is called a
low power model
representative heuristic
Case Study
Minimal group paradigm
10
Pasteur is an example of
relevance for application is low, relevance for general knowledge is low
relevance for application is low, relevance for general knowledge is high
relevance for application is high, relevance for general knowledge is low
relevance for application is high, relevance for general knowledge is high
11
Kahu & Picton (2022) is an example of:
Participatory
Researcher-led
Participant led
12
Discourse is
patterns of thought about a concept
patterns of engagement about a concept
patterns of language about a concept
patterns of desire about a concept
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Which is not a core ethical principle of psychological research?
Reimbursment
Cultural sensitivity
Protection from harm
Informed consent
14
Which of the following is NOT a critical question for reflexivity
Why am I doing this method?
Who is being excluded from the research?
Where should I publish the data?
Who will the research benefit?
15
What does this depict
Concurrent Transformative
Concurrent Nested
Sequential Nested
Concurrent Triangulated
16
Aldrige et al. (1999) used mixed methods to
Understand attitude differences in Australia and SE Asia
Assess the grade differences in Australia and SE Asia
Compare the classroom learning environments found in Australia and SE Asia
Understand the behaviour differences in Australia and SE Asia
17
Quantitative research is:
Ontology-->Realism, Epistemology--> Positivist
Ontology-->social constructionism, Epistemology--> relativism
Ontology-->Relativism, Epistemology--> Positivist
Ontology-->Relativism, Epistemology-->social constructionism
18
Implementation focuses on
Whether there is a explicity or implicit goal of research
focus given to qualitative or quantitative research
The order of data collection
The stage at which the data is integrated
19
Qualitative data aims to
looks for meaning in the world around us using non-numeric data
looks for meaning in the world around us using numeric data
aims to bolster numerical data
looks for patterns in data previously only researched with numerical data
20
Tinkering is
relevance for application is low, relevance for general knowledge is high
relevance for application is high, relevance for general knowledge is low
relevance for application is low, relevance for general knowledge is low
relevance for application is high, relevance for general knowledge is high
21
Qualitative research is:
Ontology-->Realism, Epistemology--> Positivist
Ontology-->Relativism, Epistemology-->social constructionism
Ontology-->social constructionism, Epistemology--> relativism
Ontology-->Relativism, Epistemology--> Positivist
22
"What does your ideal career look like?" is an example of
a leading question
a biased question
an open question
A closed question
23
Aldrige et al. (1999) used which method design
Concurrent transformative
Sequential explanatory
Sequential exploratory
Concurrent nested
24
Neves and Baecker (2022) used which method design
Concurrent nested
Convergent Triangulation
Concurrent transformative
Sequential exploratory
25
Priority focuses on
focus given to qualitative or quantitative research
Whether there is a explicity or implicit goal of research
The stage at which the data is integrated
The order of data collection
26
Talking through your social media would be:
Researcher-led media-elicitation
participant-led media elicitation
secondary media analysis
Primary media analysis
27
Explanatory focus is mostly part of
Indigenous Research
mixed-methods research
Qualitative research
Quantitative research
28
What is a difficulty of cross-sectional research
Unable to investigate temporal relations
All of the answer
Not good for studying rare phenomena
Difficult to make a causal inference
29
Which is not a strength of mixed-methods
enables the melding of methods
helps provide a complete picture
Does not presume suppremacy of one style over the other
Reduced cost and time
30
"Students drink more alcohol (standard drinks per week) than staff members" is an example of
a mixed-method hypothesis
a null hypothesis
a quantitative hypothesis
a qualitative hypothesis
31
"To understand motivations in student drinking" is an example of
a mixed-method hypothesis
a qualitative hypothesis
a quantitative hypothesis
a null hypothesis
32
What does this depict
Concurrent Nested
Concurrent Transformative
Sequential Nested
Concurrent Triangulated
33
"Do you want to be a psychologist?" is an example of
a leading question
an open question
A closed question
a biased question
34
What does this depict
Concurrent Transformative
Concurrent Nested
Sequential Nested
Concurrent Triangulated
35
Transcriptions are produced from which type of interview?
Yellow and Blue
Structured
Semi-structured
Unstructured
36
In quantitative methods sampling is led by:
snowballing
informative understanding
statistical power
intuition
37
Which is not a characteristic of Focus Groups
Informal discussion among selected individuals
Informal discussion about selected topics
Beneficial if you are not part of the group you're research
One-on-One interviews
38
What is an important ethical consideration for photo-elicitation studies
Who the photos are of
Why you are doing the study
If and how you will publish the photos
Where they take the photos
39
Theoretical Perspective focuses on
Whether there is a explicity or implicit goal of research
The stage at which the data is integrated
The order of data collection
focus given to qualitative or quantitative research
40
Integration focuses on
The stage at which the data is integrated
The order of data collection
Whether there is a explicity or implicit goal of research
focus given to qualitative or quantitative research
41
Bohr is an example of
relevance for application is low, relevance for general knowledge is low
relevance for application is high, relevance for general knowledge is high
relevance for application is low, relevance for general knowledge is high
relevance for application is high, relevance for general knowledge is low
42
"There is one true reality" is an example of"
realism ontology
relative ontology
realism pedagogy
relative pedagogy
43
Investigating media for cultural understanding is:
secondary media analysis
Primary media analysis
participant-led media elicitation
Researcher-led media-elicitation
44
What describes qualitative research's view on ethics
Full disclosure of the research topics could sway results
‘Subjects’ hold information to be gathered by researchers
We should be conducting research WITH participants
Participants do not want to know the details of the research
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Qualitative research is distint from quantitative research because
it is better
it provides inaccurate data
the hypothesis is pre-determined
the hypothesis is formed inductively

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