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Froggy Jumps MERGE Workshop QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on Mixed method research designs! by Swathy Moorthy 1 All of the following are in-depth techniques except a Pile sorting b FGD c Participant observations 2 Below are the signs of a good listener except a does not be judgemental b confirm what the responder is saying c asks questions that are leading 3 The follow-up explanations variant of the explanatory sequential mixed methods design can be represented as a QUAN➡️ qual b quan ➡️ QUAL c QUAN ➡️ QUAL 4 Which of the following can be used to critically appraise a published qualitative research study? a CONSORT b QUOROM c COREQ 5 A researcher finds that urban adolescents involved in sports have higher tobacco use than expected. Which design fits best to explore this further qualitatively? a Embedded design b Exploratory sequential design c Explanatory sequential design 6 Which of the following best describes the point of integration in an explanatory sequential design? a During hypothesis development b While selecting study participants c Connecting quantitative results to qualitative data collection 7 In an explanatory sequential mixed methods design, the qualitative phase is primarily used to: a Validate the quantitative results b Explain or build on quantitative findings c Generalize the findings to a larger population 8 Which of the following is NOT an advantage of explanatory sequential design? a Clarifies surprising quantitative results b Enables in-depth exploration of statistical findings c Requires less time than single-method designs 9 Which one of the following best defines an analytical cross-sectional study? a Measures prevalence only b Measures exposure and outcome simultaneously to explore associations c Assigns exposures to participants randomly 10 What distinguishes an experimental study from an observational study? a Use of questionnaires b Manipulation of exposure c Use of purposive sampling 11 What is a primary reason for using an Embedded Mixed Methods Design in a research study? a To reduce the need for data triangulation b To explore a secondary research question by embedding one data type into a dominant design c To ensure both data types have equal data priority 12 In an Embedded Correlational Model, what is the typical data collection order? a QUAN and QUAL collected simultaneously b QUAL before, during, or after QUAN data collection c QUAN → QUAL → QUAN 13 What is a key strength of the Embedded Mixed Methods Design? a Facilitates tool development and interpretation in complex studies b Requires less time than standalone designs c Eliminates the need for qualitative data analysis 14 How does formative evaluation differ from summative evaluation in program research? a Formative evaluation focuses on long-term impact; summative evaluates ongoing delivery b Formative evaluation uses large-scale surveys; summative uses field notes c Formative helps improve program functioning; summative measures outcomes 15 What is the role of logic models in mixed methods program evaluation? a They eliminate need for data collection b They align inputs, activities, and outcomes, and guide method selection c They are used only during data analysis 16 Which of the following is not one of the four universally accepted ethical principles in research involving human subjects? a Respect for persons b Justice c Confidentiality 17 What is a unique ethical concern often encountered specifically in qualitative components of mixed methods research? a Blinding of outcome assessors b Randomization of participants c Double data entry for validity 18 A young woman who lost her baby during childbirth shares her deep emotional journey. You want to explore her subjective feelings and meaning-making process. Which qualitative design is most appropriate? a Ethnography b Grounded Theory c Phenomenology 19 You want to understand how urban poor adapt their daily routines to access free government health services. Your goal is to generate a theory explaining the decision-making process. a Grounded Theory b Phenomenology c Ethnography 20 In a tribal community, there is reluctance toward hospital births. You decide to live in the community, observe rituals, and understand cultural beliefs around childbirth. What design are you using? a Narrative b Ethnography c Case Study 21 A researcher tracks the life story of a transgender man, capturing turning points from childhood to adulthood to understand healthcare access. This is an example of: a Phenomenology b Case study c Narrative Research 22 A rural health center achieved zero maternal deaths. You study the whole setup - staffing, leadership, community participation, and strategies used. What's the best design? a Phenomenology b Case study c Narrative Research 23 You watched the Cleveland Clinic empathy video. Which qualitative approach would best help explore how different healthcare workers interpret and express empathy in their practice? a Ethnography b Grounded Theory c Narrative Research 24 Why is stakeholder engagement important when using mixed methods in program evaluation? a It simplifies data analysis by removing qualitative components b It helps co-create logic models aligning goals, activities, and outcomes c It eliminates the need for formal ethics review 25 Which ethical principle ensures that participants are treated as autonomous agents and can voluntarily decide whether or not to participate in a study? a Beneficence b Non-maleficence c Respect for persons

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by Swathy Moorthy

All of the following are in-depth techniques except

Below are the signs of a good listener except

The follow-up explanations variant of the explanatory sequential mixed methods design can be represented as

Which of the following can be used to critically appraise a published qualitative research study?

A researcher finds that urban adolescents involved in sports have higher tobacco use than expected. Which design fits best to explore this further qualitatively?

Which of the following best describes the point of integration in an explanatory sequential design?

In an explanatory sequential mixed methods design, the qualitative phase is primarily used to:

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of explanatory sequential design?

Which one of the following best defines an analytical cross-sectional study?

What distinguishes an experimental study from an observational study?

What is a primary reason for using an Embedded Mixed Methods Design in a research study?

In an Embedded Correlational Model, what is the typical data collection order?

What is a key strength of the Embedded Mixed Methods Design?

How does formative evaluation differ from summative evaluation in program research?

What is the role of logic models in mixed methods program evaluation?

Which of the following is not one of the four universally accepted ethical principles in research involving human subjects?

What is a unique ethical concern often encountered specifically in qualitative components of mixed methods research?

A young woman who lost her baby during childbirth shares her deep emotional journey. You want to explore her subjective feelings and meaning-making process. Which qualitative design is most appropriate?

You want to understand how urban poor adapt their daily routines to access free government health services. Your goal is to generate a theory explaining the decision-making process.

In a tribal community, there is reluctance toward hospital births. You decide to live in the community, observe rituals, and understand cultural beliefs around childbirth. What design are you using?

A researcher tracks the life story of a transgender man, capturing turning points from childhood to adulthood to understand healthcare access. This is an example of:

A rural health center achieved zero maternal deaths. You study the whole setup - staffing, leadership, community participation, and strategies used. What's the best design?

You watched the Cleveland Clinic empathy video. Which qualitative approach would best help explore how different healthcare workers interpret and express empathy in their practice?

Why is stakeholder engagement important when using mixed methods in program evaluation?

Which ethical principle ensures that participants are treated as autonomous agents and can voluntarily decide whether or not to participate in a study?