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RM: Week 2 (Review)
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1
In a research study, if a researcher uses both surveys and interviews, they are employing mixed methods.
True
False
2
How can confirmation from various sources contribute to misinformation?
It eliminates the need for research.
It ensures that all perspectives are considered.
It can reinforce biases and lead to misleading conclusions.
It helps clarify a few facts.
3
Which research approach would best allow students to share their personal experiences regarding hazing on campus?
Focus groups that encourage open discussions.
Quantitative surveys with closed-ended questions. "yes" & "no"
Art space research that avoids any verbal communication.
Statistical analysis of campus drinking rates.
4
Qualitative methods in research include interviews, participant observation, and stenography.
True
False
5
The primary purpose of exploratory research is to fill gaps in knowledge about new or under-researched topics.
False
True
6
The five design approaches in research include qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods, art-based and community-based.
False
True
7
What is a primary advantage of using a quantitative research approach in studying campus hazing behaviors?
It focuses solely on the experiences of a few individuals.
It allows for in depth personal narratives from students.
It can collect a wide range of data from a large number of students.
It emphasizes artistic expression over statistical analysis.
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What is a primary
dis
advantage of using a quantitative research approach in studying campus hazing behaviors?
There is no real disadvantage.
It can collect a wide range of data from a large number of students.
It does not allow for in depth personal narratives from students.
It focuses solely on the experiences of a few individuals.
9
Epistemology is the study of knowledge and how we come to know things, shaping the research process.
True
False
10
Ontology is the study of the nature of being and existence, which influences how researchers view the social world.
False
True
11
What does the term 'Praxis' refer to in the context of research?
The theory behind research methods.
The history of research development.
The practice of conducting research.
Analysis of research data.
12
A researcher wants to measure the effectiveness of athletes in a new training program, what research approach is
best
?
Quantitative research to measure performance metrics.
Qualitative research to gather personal narratives.
Community based participatory research to involve stakeholders.
Mixed methods to combine both approaches.
13
How does the ethical component of research relate to reflexivity?
Reflexivity is only important in qualitative research.
Reflexivity encourages researchers to reflect on their biases and values.
Reflexivity is not related to ethics.
Reflexivity always ensures researchers remain objective.
14
How can explanatory research be
best
utilized in social research?
To evaluate the impact of a specific program.
To explain the causes and effects of a phenomenon.
To provide a detailed description of social interactions.
To generate new insights about a topic.
15
How does quantitative research primarily differ from qualitative research?
Quantitative research primarily uses inductive reasoning.
Quantitative research is deductive and aims to test theories.
Qualitative research primarily focuses on numerical data.
Qualitative research is primarily concerned with statistical analysis.
16
What does the term 'social dynamics' refer to in the context of social research?
The interactions and relationships within a society.
The historical events that shape a culture.
The study of individual behaviors only.
The influence of technology on all facets of society.
17
What can be inferred about the relationship between personal experiences and societal understanding?
They are irrelevant to understanding social dynamics.
They can confirm or challenge existing beliefs about society.
Personal experiences are always accurate reflections of societal issues.
They provide a complete picture of societal issues.
18
How do paradigms influence the research process?
They are irrelevant to the research process.
They dictate the specific methods to be used in data collection.
They provide a framework that guides the research process.
They only apply to qualitative research.
19
How might research that aims to unsettle stereotypes promote social awareness?
By describing social interactions and exhausting detail.
By generating new insights and encouraging self reflection.
By evaluating the success of existing programs.
By providing quantitative data to support claims.
20
If a researcher wants to explore the experiences of athletes in a new training program, which research approach is
best
?
Qualitative research to gather personal narratives.
Community based participatory research to involve stakeholders.
Mixed methods to combine both approaches.
Quantitative research to measure performance metrics.
