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Narrative research relies on participant observation as the main source of dat
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False
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Qualitative researchers do not need to include reflexivity statements when writing up their research findings.
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False
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Which of the following qualitative methodologies focuses on the study of talk and text in social practice?
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Discourse analysis
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Which of the following is NOT a validity procedure that may be found in qualitative methodologies?
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Significance testing
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Which of the following are typically data sources for grounded theory research?
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In-depth interviews
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Which of the following are typically data sources for grounded theory research?
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In-depth interviews
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Which of the following describes a holistic case study design?
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Examining all aspects of a case within a certain context
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If a researcher adopts the perspective of an outsider when conducting and reporting on his/her research, this is called a(n) _________________________________.
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Etic perspective
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For a grounded theory research design, the researcher focuses on developing a theory that is grounded in ________________________.
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The dataset
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Which of these is NOT considered a qualitative research methodology?
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Quasi-experimental research
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Which of the following would be included in a thick description of the research context for a qualitative study?
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A detailed description of the research site and participants
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A research participant may withdraw his/her consent to participate in a research study at any time.
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True
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If you are a principal conducting a research project in your school, you should inform teachers that they are required to participate in your research study.
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You do not need to disclose a potential conflict of interest when you are seeking approval for a research study from an Institutional Review Boar
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Why are educational research studies often exempt from full IRB review?
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They are minimally risky for participants.
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Who provides third-party consent for minors participating in research studies?
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Their parents or guardians
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Which of these is an example of fabricating data?
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Writing field notes for observations that did not occur
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A conflict of interest may occur when a researcher could benefit _______________________ from the research he/she is conducting.
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Financially
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Which of these is a method for protecting participant privacy and confidentiality?
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Assigning pseudonyms to all participants
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Which of the following is an example of massaging the data for a research study?
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Leaving unfavorable data out of the findings
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Which of the following aspects of your research study would be required to be reviewed by an Institutional Review Board if you were conducting research in a school?
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The procedures for selecting participants
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For which of these groups of research participants would it be appropriate to obtain direct consent for participation in a research study?
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Superintendents
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Research that is funded by the U.S. government must be reviewed by a(n) ___________________________.
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Institutional Review Board
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A type of triangulation that ensues when a pattern or theme is corroborated across multiple participants is called
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Participant Triangulation
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In naturally occurring data that exists regardless of the presence of a researcher
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True
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Encompasses a wide variety of qualitative approaches to the study of how people make meaning of their life through story is called
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Narrative Research
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A type of thinking common to qualitative research in which you move from a specific to a broader understanding is called
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Inductive thinking
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A qualitative methodology that focuses on the development or construction of a theory that is grounded theory in a ___
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Datas
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The assumption that data from a sample represents the larger population from which the sample is drawn is called
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Generalizability
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An account of cultural patterns and practices based on the conceptual perspectives and frameworks of the researcher is called etic perspective
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True
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Qualitative approach to the study of ___ patterns and everyday practices and perspectives in natural settings is called ethnography
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Cultural
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A concept common to phenomenology that is used to describe a universally experienced phenomenon is called
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Essence
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A perspective that considers things through the perspective of the participants is called
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Emic Perspective
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Those research designs that adjust their methods even after data collection begins is called
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Emergent Research Design
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Various qualitative approaches to a focused study of talk and texts is called
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Discourse Analysis
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A data triangulation that is frequently highlighted in case study research, and is thought to be possible through the use of varied data sources, with evidence being gathered across time and space
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True
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An approach to ___ research in which a practitioner-scholar focuses on a detailed study of one or more cases within a bounded system is called case study
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Qualitative
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A case is a concept common to case study methodology and defined as a bounded system in which there are a set of parts or operations that work together to create the whole
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A method common to phenomenology wherein the practitioner-scholars invites a trained colleague to interview them about their own experiences with the phenomenon of interest as a means of identifying their own bias and judgments is called bracketing interview
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True
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Bracketing is a common concept that refers to suspending judgment about the phenomenon of interest in order that you might know how the object of study really is
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True
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A way of thinking common to grounded theory wherein the practitioner-scholar explores the possible links and causation between phenomena is called
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Abductive Thinking
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