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Introduction of Research
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What does Mill add to Bentham's quantitative analysis?
Quality.
Competent strawberries.
He adds nothing, he's useless.
Poetry and classical music.
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Which is NOT the types of interview
Telephone interview
In-depth interviews
None interview
Focus group interview
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Once you have your proposal written and approved what can you do next?
Work out what resources will be best for your project
Start to use Google
Visit the library website
All of the above
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What is Quantitative Research?
Uses mainly words & other non-numeric symbols in collection & analysis
Uses mainly words and lego
All the above
Uses numers and stats in the collection and analysis of data
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When conducting research, what is the next step after the research proposal has been formulated?
Collecting and recording data
Analysing and interpreting data
Presenting data in tables and graphs
Selecting appropriate research methods
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What is a literature review?
A research method
Evaluative report of studies related to your selected area
Something you to do collect information
A type of research
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What components are in a research proposal
Introduction, Design of the Study and Bibliography
Introduction, Design of the Study, Definitions, Reference Page
Review of the Literature, Design of the Study and Purpose Statement
Introduction, Problem Statement, Literature Review, and Research Design
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Which is the forms of literature review
All of the above
Integrative
Theoretical review
Methodological review
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The literature review in a qualitative study is used to
Justify the importance of the research problem
Create a general understanding of the educational topic
Minimize the importance of the literature review
Document the need for the research questions in the study
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Why should we carry out a literature review?
It is a requirement of research
We don't need to
It is important
It gives research a clear focus and highlights any gaps
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The Research Methodology is the general framework guiding a research project.
NOPE
Yup!
Maybe?
I don't know...
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Mixed Methods Research...
Includes only quantitative data
Includes qualitative data only
Includes two types of surveys
Includes qualitative and quantitative data
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The Mixed Methods approach is also called the...
Qualitative Research
Advocacy or Participatory
Emancipatory Research
Pragmatic Approach
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Mixed methods are ...
open-ended question(s) & discussion
interview & discussion
open-ended question(s) & observation
interview & questionnaire
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Qualitative data
Tends to deal with descriptive data
Tends to be boring
Tends to deal with non-verbal data
Tends to be in alphabetical order
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The methodology describes the-------------
previous research
three findings
sample and method
research question
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How does one carry through with a research proposal?
Outsourcing research.
Just research.
Preform research and write a report on it.
You pick it up and carry it.
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Literature review in qualitative research is
to see whether a subject area has been researched before
at the end of the research
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Which is NOT a method to get qualitative data?
Sales Records
Observation
Interview
Focus group
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How many reports should you locate to start a literature review?
50
40
20
30
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Which of the following is not an example of a qualitative research methodology?
Ethnography
Grounded Theory
Narrative
Experimental
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Which commonly used method of data collection (qualitative research)
All above
Google Form
Interview
Questionnaire
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Which of the following best describes a literature review?
A qualitative investigation of a particular issue
An analysis of primary information on a particular topic
A summary of existing information on a particular topic
A detailed study of both primary and secondary information
