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POST-TEST IN RESEARCH DESIGN BSHTGTRD. pptx
- 1. 1.What is themain purpose of qualitative research? a) To test hypotheses b) To explore and understand human experiences c) To measure variables d) To determine statistical significance
- 2. 1.What is themain purpose of qualitative research? a) To test hypotheses b) To explore and understand human experiences c) To measure variables d) To determine statistical significance
- 3. 2. Which qualitativeresearch design aims to understand people's lived experiences? a) Case study b) Ethnography c) Phenomenology d) Grounded theory
- 4. 3. In whichqualitative research design does the researcher immerse themselves in a culture? a) Case study b) Ethnography c) Narrative research d) Grounded theory
- 5. 4. What isthe main goal of a case study? a) To compare different cultures b) To test a hypothesis c) To provide an in-depth analysis of a single case d) To develop a statistical model
- 6. 5. Which researchmethod develops a theory from data collected? a) Phenomenology b) Grounded theory c) Case study d) Ethnography
- 7. 6. What typeof research collects data through life stories and experiences? a) Case study b) Grounded theory c) Narrative research d) Phenomenology
- 8. 7. What isthe primary goal of qualitative sampling? a) To ensure randomness b) To select participants with relevant experiences c) To conduct statistical analysis d) To generate large sample sizes
- 9. 8. Which ofthe following is an example of non- probability sampling? a) Stratified sampling b) Systematic sampling c) Purposive sampling d) Random sampling
- 10. 9. What isthe most common qualitative sampling technique? a) Quota sampling b) Convenience sampling c) Random sampling d) Stratified sampling
- 11. 10. Why doqualitative researchers prefer natural settings? a) To manipulate variables b) To observe participants in their real-world context c) To collect numerical data d) To compare statistical results
- 12. 11. Which researchdesign is best suited for studying a single institution or organization? a) Ethnography b) Case study c) Grounded theory d) Phenomenology
- 13. 12. What distinguishessnowball sampling from other sampling techniques? a) It is random b) It relies on referrals from participants c) It selects participants based on criteria d) It ensures equal representation
- 14. 13. How doespurposive sampling differ from convenience sampling? a) It is based on participant availability b) It selects participants based on specific criteria c) It requires random selection d) It guarantees representative results
- 15. 14. Why groundedtheory is considered "methodologically dynamic"? a) It follows a strict framework b) It does not allow for changes in data collection c) It adapts as new data is analyzed d) It relies solely on surveys
- 16. 15. What isa potential drawback of convenience sampling? a) It is too time-consuming b) It may lead to an unrepresentative sample c) It always requires large sample sizes d) It is difficult to conduct
- 17. 16. What isthe purpose of a phenomenological study? a) To develop a theory b) To describe cultural norms c) To explore individuals' lived experiences d) To analyze statistical trends
- 18. 17. Which qualitativeresearch method primarily focuses on storytelling? a) Narrative research b) Grounded theory c) Ethnography d) Case study
- 19. 18. Theoretical samplingis most commonly used in: a) Phenomenological research b) Grounded theory c) Narrative research d) Ethnographic studies
- 20. 19. A researcherwants to study how a specific school adapted to online learning during the pandemic. Which research design should be used? a) Case study b) Grounded theory c) Ethnography d) Phenomenology
- 21. 20. A researcherinterviews multiple patients to understand the emotional impact of a rare disease. Which research design is appropriate? a) Grounded theory b) Phenomenology c) Narrative research d) Case study
- 22. 21. A studyexplores the traditional rituals of an indigenous community by immersing in their environment. What research design is most suitable? a) Ethnography b) Narrative research c) Grounded theory d) Case study
- 23. 22. A researcherselects participants who have recently experienced a natural disaster to analyze their coping mechanisms. What sampling method is used? a) Purposive sampling b) Convenience sampling c) Snowball sampling d) Random sampling
- 24. 23. A qualitativeresearcher selects participants based on age and gender proportions in a population. What sampling method is used? a) Theoretical sampling b) Quota sampling c) Snowball sampling d) Convenience sampling
- 25. 24. A researcherstudying gang culture starts with one participant who then refers others. What sampling method is used? a) Snowball sampling b) Purposive sampling c) Convenience sampling d) Quota sampling
- 26. 25. What isthe primary goal of maximum variation sampling? a) To ensure random selection b) To capture a wide range of perspectives c) To achieve statistical significance d) To minimize sample size
- 27. 26. If aresearcher is selecting participants based on their unique experience of a phenomenon, which sampling method is most appropriate? a) Theoretical sampling b) Convenience sampling c) Quota sampling d) Snowball sampling
- 28. 27. A researcheranalyzes how themes from multiple interviews contribute to a broader theoretical framework. What research design is used? a) Ethnography b) Grounded theory c) Case study d) Narrative research
- 29. 28. A researcheris studying the mental health impact of remote learning. Which research design would be best, and why? a) Phenomenology, because it explores lived experiences b) Case study, because it examines one institution c) Narrative research, because it focuses on storytelling d) Ethnography, because it observes cultures
- 30. 29. What isa key ethical issue in qualitative research? a) Protecting participant confidentiality b) Ensuring data is numerical c) Randomly assigning participants d) Manipulating variables
- 31. 30. A researcheris designing a study on how nurses experience burnout. What sampling method ensures a diverse set of perspectives? a) Maximum variation sampling b) Convenience sampling c) Theoretical sampling d) Snowball sampling