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Froggy Jumps Framing Qualitative MethodsOnline version Qualitative framing quiz by Antonella 1 What does 'framing' in qualitative research refer to? a How research questions shape data collection and interpretation b The budget constraints of the study c The statistical method used for analysis 2 Which framing emphasizes participants' meanings and experiences? a Quantitative measurement framing b Experimental framing c Interpretive/phenomenological framing 3 What is member checking? a Participants verify study findings b A way to recruit participants c A method to collect data 4 What does reflexivity in framing involve? a Using only objective data b Researcher critically reflects on their influence on the study c Ignoring biases 5 What is the role of a theoretical framework in framing? a Guides questions and interpretations b Used to calculate p-values c Determines sample size mathematically 6 What is the purpose of a coding frame? a Compute statistics b Organize data into themes c Assess sampling bias numerically 7 How is triangulation used in qualitative framing? a Increasing sample size to reach significance b Blindly applying one method c Using multiple data sources or methods 8 How does ethnography frame research focus? a Focusing on culture, routines, and daily life b Surveys with fixed responses c Laboratory experiments 9 What does saturation mean in qualitative framing? a All participants have been interviewed b No new themes emerge from additional data c Data collection ended due to budget 10 What is the benefit of open-ended questions in framing? a Ensure fast quantification b Elicit detailed responses and new themes c Limit responses to options

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Framing Qualitative MethodsOnline version

Qualitative framing quiz

by Antonella

What does 'framing' in qualitative research refer to?

How research questions shape data collection and interpretation

The budget constraints of the study

The statistical method used for analysis

Which framing emphasizes participants' meanings and experiences?

Quantitative measurement framing

Experimental framing

Interpretive/phenomenological framing

What is member checking?

Participants verify study findings

A way to recruit participants

A method to collect data

What does reflexivity in framing involve?

Using only objective data

Researcher critically reflects on their influence on the study

Ignoring biases

What is the role of a theoretical framework in framing?

Guides questions and interpretations

Used to calculate p-values

Determines sample size mathematically

What is the purpose of a coding frame?

Compute statistics

Organize data into themes

Assess sampling bias numerically

How is triangulation used in qualitative framing?

Increasing sample size to reach significance

Blindly applying one method

Using multiple data sources or methods

How does ethnography frame research focus?

Focusing on culture, routines, and daily life

Surveys with fixed responses

Laboratory experiments

What does saturation mean in qualitative framing?

All participants have been interviewed

No new themes emerge from additional data

Data collection ended due to budget

What is the benefit of open-ended questions in framing?

Ensure fast quantification

Elicit detailed responses and new themes

Limit responses to options

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by Antonella

What does 'framing' in qualitative research refer to?

Which framing emphasizes participants' meanings and experiences?

What is member checking?

What does reflexivity in framing involve?

What is the role of a theoretical framework in framing?

What is the purpose of a coding frame?

How is triangulation used in qualitative framing?

How does ethnography frame research focus?

What does saturation mean in qualitative framing?

What is the benefit of open-ended questions in framing?

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