When displaying qualitative data, it is useful to use: (pg 94)

a) Photos of people participating in the study

b) Pre-recorded audio tapes of study results

c) Text, such as an abstract, for audience to read and get results

d) Graphics, including tables, diagrams, chart and graphs

In qualitative research, the researcher gains generalizability but loses detail. (pg 85)

True

False

During an interview, researchers are able to change the interview script and add probing questions to gain more in-depth information with qualitative research. (pg 88)

True

False

Researchers are obligated to protect the storage of data, ensuring that documents are kept in locked cabinets, or are password protected on computers. (pg 92)

True

False

Involve asking an agreed-upon set of questions, generally formulated around findings of a literature review.

a. Focus Groups

b. Structured Interviews

c. Unstructured Interviews

d. Independent Interviews

The researcher has guidelines rather than a set of questions, giving them the ability to feel out the conversation and ask questions accordingly.

a. Focus Groups

b. Structured Interviews

c. Unstructured Interviews

d. Independent Interviews

Best defined as a group interview, with a predetermined set of questions, and also have the leeway to explore comments.

a. Focus Groups

b. Structured Interviews

c. Unstructured Interviews

d. Independent Interviews