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SECTION A-MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS CNC TOILER 1. What is the purpose of the conclusion in a research report? a. I explains how conceptes were operationally defined and measured b. It summarizes the key findings in relation to the research questions c. contains a useful review of the relevant literature d. It cuttines the methodological procedures that were employed 2. Which of the following is not eemally included in a written account of qualitative research a. An introduction locating the research in its theoretical context h An explanation of the design of the study c. A discussion of the main findings in relation to the research questions d A decision to accept de reject the hypothesis 3. Apart from postmodernism, what other intellectual trend has stimulated an interest in the way social scientists we rhetorical devices in their writing? a. Positivism Social Studies of Science Traditional ethnography 4. Existentialist philosophy 4. What is distinctive about asynchrones online communication a. The interviewer and their respondents write a different times h. It cannot take place on the World Wide Web c. occurs in seal time with participantes responding to questions immediately d. Il camo le comclucted by email Which of the following is not disadvantage of conducting focus groupscaline? a. Those who are fastest at typing may dominate the discussions h. It is meee difficult to establish report without sac-verbal cues c. Normally ay participants may find it easier to speak in this setting 2 d. It is call for people gee questions or drop at of the study 6. What is the advantage of using Internet surveys to supplement traditional postal questionnaires? a. Postal questionnaires generally produce a higher response rate b. It makes all of the data more directly comparable c. Online social surveys generally produce a higher response rate d. It allows people to respond in the way that is most convenient for them 7. What is the name of one of the arguments that suggests that research methods are inextricably linked to epistemological commitments? a. Triangulation argument b. Postmodern argument c. Embedded methods argument d. Positivist argument 8. How might qualitative research facilitate quantitative research? a. By providing hypotheses that can later be tested b. By helping with the design of survey questions c. By informing the schedule of a structured interview d. All of the above 9. How might qualitative research help with the analysis of quantitative data? a. By identifying a sample of respondents for a follow-up study b. By providing hard, statistical data about them c. By making the research more value-laden and subjective d. By helping to explain the relationship between two variables 10. How can multi-strategy research help us to study different aspects of a phenomenon? a. By reducing the standard deviation of scores around the mean b. By allowing the researcher to interview first women, and then men c. By revealing both the macro and the micro level d. By making it unnecessary to have more than one stage in the research process 11. When might unplanned multi-stage research be described as a "salvage operation"? a. When the researcher abandons their original strategy and starts all over again b. When the second research strategy is used to explain unexpected or puzzling results c. When there is a paradigm shift from quantitative to qualitative research d. When it is ethically unsound to use only one research strategy 12. Why is it important for structured interviews to follow a standardized procedure? a. To increase validity, as the interview can be adapted for each respondent b. To increase reliability, because all respondents receive the same interview stimulus c. To allow for an in-depth exploration of the topic d. To make it easier for untrained interviewers to carry out complex surveys 13. Why do you need to review the existing literature? a. To make sure you have a long list of references b. Because without it, you could never reach the required word-count c. To find out what is already known about your area of interest d. To help in your general studying 14. When accessing the internet, which of these steps is the most essential? a. Recording the full URL b. Noting the access dates c. Downloading material to be referenced d. They are all equally important 15. What is a cross-sectional design? a. A study of one particular section of society, e.g. the middle classes b. One that is devised when the researcher is in a bad mood c. The collection of data from more than one case at one moment in time d. A comparison of two or more variables over a long period of time