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11. To read text interpretively, a researcher tries to construct her own interpretation of what the text means.
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True
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12. Qualitative comparative analysis involves immersion in two or more field sites for lengthy periods of time.
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False
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13. An emic focus involves representing a setting with the researcher’s terms.
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False
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14. Sociological research in which the social world is “observed” and interpreted through photographs, films, and other images is called _______ sociology.
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Visual
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15. The use of audiovisual methods and editing techniques to record, analyze, and present one or more viewable social processes, actions, or events in interpretable segments is called ________ ethnography
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Video
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16. In field research, a credible sense of understanding of social processes that reflects the researcher’s awareness of participants’ actions as well as their words, and of what they fail to state, feel deeply, and take for granted is called
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Tacit Knowledge
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17. A strategy that increases the reliability of observational data by using explicit rules that standardize coding practices across observers is called
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Systematic observation
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18. A systematic type of qualitative analysis that identifies the combination of factors that had to be present across multiple cases to produce a particular outcome is called Qualitative comparative analysis (QCA)
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True
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19. The process by which a________ analyst interacts with the data and gradually refines his or her focus is called progressive focusing.
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Qualitative
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20. Photovoice is A method in which research participants take pictures of their everyday surroundings with cameras the researcher distributes, and then meet in a group with the researcher to discuss the pictures’ meaning.
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True
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21. Participatory action research (PAR) describes A type of research in which the researcher involves members of the population to be studied as active participants throughout the research process, from the selection of a research focus to the reporting of research results and efforts to make changes based on the research.
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True
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22. A form of ________ analysis in which the analyst focuses on how respondents impose order on the flow of experience in their lives and thus make sense of events and actions in which they have participated is called Narrative analysis
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TRUE
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23. A form on which particular features of multiple cases or instances can be recorded systematically so that a qualitative data analyst can examine them later is called matrix
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True
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24. A _________ _ theory explains a developed inductively, based on observations that are summarized into conceptual categories, reevaluated in the research setting, and gradually refined and linked to other conceptual categories.
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Grounded
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25. Representing a setting with the researchers’ terms and from their viewpoint is called _______ focus
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Etic
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26. A _________ research method focused on the way that participants in a social setting create and sustain a sense of reality is called Ethnomethodology.
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Qualitative
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27. Representing a setting with the participants’ terms and from their viewpoint is called ______ focus
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Emic
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28. A ________ method for analyzing the sequential organization and details of ordinary conversation is called Conversation analysis
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Qualitative
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29. Computer-assisted _________ data analysis explains the use of special computer software to assist qualitative analyses through creating, applying, and refining categories; tracing linkages between concepts; and making comparisons between cases and events.
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Qualitative
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30. An understanding of social processes in a group, formal organization, community, or other collectivity that accurately reflects the standpoint of participants is called Case-oriented ____________
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Understanding
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Social World (Problems And Solutions) MCQs | Topic-wise
