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Research refers to a strategy or set of principles to study an issue of interest.
False
True
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Methodology refers to techniques necessary for gathering data and analyzing information.
False
True
3
The UH Institutional Review Board
Affiliated with WASC accreditation.
is independent and reviews research projects involving human subjects.
A board of the United Nations that implements the Belmont Report.
Made-up term and has no meaning.
4
Moʻolelo data sources can fill the gaps in analysis and interpretation from a postcolonial indigenous perspective.
False
True
5
Positivist methods and procedures used in natural sciences can be applied to investigations of the social world.
True
False
6
Poetry has no place in a qualitative study because it cannot be coded.
False
True
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The term epistemology refers to ethics and values systems.
False
True
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Values, in Indigenous research methodology, must be guided by relational accountability.
False
True
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Methodology and methods are two terms that can be used interchangeably.
False
True
10
Laka me Lono Resource Center is what type of library holding?
Modified library
Specialized holding for Hawaiian resources
Internal to UHM Hamilton Library
Global literary holding
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Indigenous research creates locally relevant constructs, methods, and theories derived from Indigenous knowledge.
True
False
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A quantitative procedure for data collection would consist of experiments, and surveys.
False
True
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The ability of Indigenous Peoples to participate, steward and control data is known as
Indigenous Peoples can't control their own data.
Indigenous data sovereignty
Indigenous research methdology
Qualitative research