Lesson 4: Systematically Collecting and Understanding Data

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Lesson 4: Systematically Collecting and Understanding Data


Froggy Jumps Lesson 4: Systematically Collecting and Understanding DataOnline version Test your understanding of qualitative designs. by Shiela Ejurango 1 Which design aims to describe a cultural or social group through direct interaction? a Ethnography b Phenomenology c Grounded Theory 2 Which design develops a theory or framework via inductive analysis? a Historical/Narrative Approach b Case Study c Grounded Theory 3 Which design seeks to understand participants’ experiences in depth through interviews? a Triangulation b Ethnography c Phenomenology 4 Historical/Narrative Approach primarily uses what method to gather data? a Surveys b Experiments c Storytelling or documents 5 A single or multiple cases description is the focus of which design? a Ethnography b Grounded Theory c Case Study 6 Which design is most about understanding how past events shape present phenomena? a Sampling b Phenomenology c Historical/Narrative Approach 7 Which method is not a data collection technique in qualitative research? a Interview b Quantitative survey c Participant observation 8 Which design emphasizes studying social processes and interactions? a Ethnography b Phenomenology c Grounded Theory 9 Which data collection tool includes topics to be covered and procedures? a Research instruments b Statistical models c Experimental protocols 10 Triangulation in qualitative research refers to using multiple what? a Participants b Sources or methods c Variables 11 Name the five major qualitative research designs covered in the lesson. a Action Research, Experimental, Survey, Content Analysis b Ethnography, Grounded Theory, Phenomenology, Historical/Narrative, Case Study 12 Which design aims to describe a culture or social group through direct participant interaction? a Ethnography b Phenomenology c Case Study 13 Which design develops a theory or framework inductively from data? a Ethnography b Historical/Narrative c Grounded Theory 14 Which design focuses on understanding participants' experiences and meanings? a Case Study b Phenomenology c Grounded Theory 15 What is the purpose of a historical/narrative approach? a To quantify population attributes b To tell a coherent story of events and its present/future impact c To test a hypothesis with experiments 16 What design provides in-depth description of a problem or situation? a Case Study b Ethnography c Phenomenology 17 Data collection techniques common in qualitative studies include: participant observation and what others? a Surveys, Experiments b Interview, Focus Group, Document Analysis c Content Coding 18 Name four common non-probability sampling methods listed in the lesson. a Random, Stratified, Cluster, Systematic b Purposive, Quota, Snowball, Convenience 19 What is data saturation in qualitative sampling? a When sample size reaches 100 b When additional data no longer reveal new patterns c When data become numeric 20 Which data collection method is useful for cultural norms and shared experiences? a Focus Group Discussion b Document Analysis c Participant Observation 21 What term describes organizing and studying data to draw conclusions in qualitative research? a Data analysis b Sampling c Data collection 22 Which technique uses multiple sources to triangulate qualitative findings? a Normalization b Triangulation c Validation 23 What is the role of coding in qualitative data analysis? a Sorts data into concepts and themes b Calculates statistics c Generates numeric scales

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Lesson 4: Systematically Collecting and Understanding DataOnline version

by Shiela Ejurango

Which design aims to describe a cultural or social group through direct interaction?

Which design develops a theory or framework via inductive analysis?

Which design seeks to understand participants’ experiences in depth through interviews?

Historical/Narrative Approach primarily uses what method to gather data?

A single or multiple cases description is the focus of which design?

Which design is most about understanding how past events shape present phenomena?

Which method is not a data collection technique in qualitative research?

Which design emphasizes studying social processes and interactions?

Which data collection tool includes topics to be covered and procedures?

Triangulation in qualitative research refers to using multiple what?

Name the five major qualitative research designs covered in the lesson.

Which design aims to describe a culture or social group through direct participant interaction?

Which design develops a theory or framework inductively from data?

Which design focuses on understanding participants' experiences and meanings?

What is the purpose of a historical/narrative approach?

What design provides in-depth description of a problem or situation?

Data collection techniques common in qualitative studies include: participant observation and what others?

Name four common non-probability sampling methods listed in the lesson.

What is data saturation in qualitative sampling?

Which data collection method is useful for cultural norms and shared experiences?

What term describes organizing and studying data to draw conclusions in qualitative research?

Which technique uses multiple sources to triangulate qualitative findings?

What is the role of coding in qualitative data analysis?