Research (Practicle, Real-World) Quiz # 5

________ is a question where a positive response is actually supportive of the main research question or goal.

Reverse-coded question

Random digit dialing

Secondary analysis of primary data

Skip pattern

A form of research in which a researcher analyzes raw data in a new way that was gathered by someone else is known as _________.

Reverse-coded question

Random digit dialing

Secondary analysis of primary data

Skip pattern

A form of research in which a researcher analyzes raw data in a new way that was gathered by someone else is known as _________.

Reverse-coded question

Random digit dialing

Secondary analysis of primary data

Skip pattern

_________ is a series of questions that are answered based on a conditional response to a filter question.

Reverse-coded question

Random digit dialing

Secondary analysis of primary data

Skip pattern

_________is a form of field research where the researcher hides their identity as a researcher and does not directly interact with subjects but observes and records subjects’ behavior.

Covert observer

Covert participant

Gatekeepers

Going native

________ is a form of field research where the researcher hides their identity as a researcher even though they interact with subjects as they observe subjects’ behavior.

Covert observer

Covert participant

Gatekeepers

Going native

In field research, these are people in authority who have the power to permit or ban access to a research site known as ?

Covert observer

Covert participant

Gatekeepers

Going native

______ is a risk of field research in which the researcher starts to identify with the subjects they are studying, thereby threatening the researchers’ scientific objectivity and possibly affecting the researcher’s interpretation of the observations.

Covert observer

Covert participant

Gatekeepers

Going native

Jottings is in qualitative research, these are short phrases or keywords that will jog the researcher’s memory later in the day when they are able to find a lengthier amount of time to record the more detailed observations in private.

True

False

________ is in field research, this is a member of a key figure in the sample who helps the researcher interpret observations and who answers researcher questions about events.

Key informant

Jottings

Overt observer

Overt participant

_________ is a form of field research where the researcher makes their identity as a researcher known to subjects but does not meaningfully interact with subjects.

Key informant

Jottings

Overt observer

Overt participant

A form of field research where the researcher makes their identity as a researcher known as they directly interact with and observe subjects is known as _______?

Key informant

Jottings

Overt observer

Overt participant

A form of field research where the researcher makes their identity as a researcher known as they directly interact with and observe subjects is known as _______?

Key informant

Jottings

Overt observer

Overt participant

________ is a methodological tactic common in qualitative research where the researcher asks subjects follow-up questions to vague or confusing answers in order to obtain a more in-depth level of response.

Probing

Saturation

Theoretical sampling

Concept map

In qualitative research, saturation is the point in which researchers no longer substantively learn new information from subjects is known as ?

Probing

Saturation

Theoretical sampling

Concept map

In qualitative research, this is a systematic means of identifying subjects based on a researcher’s simultaneous processing of the observed information is known as?

Probing

Saturation

Theoretical sampling

Concept map.

_________ in evaluation research, this can be an outline of program goals, inputs, measures, and who will be responsible for gathering/tracking information.

Probing

Saturation

Theoretical sampling

Concept map.

A form of evaluation research that focuses on estimating the program costs and the economic benefits of the outcomes are known as ?

Cost-benefit analysis

Cost efficiency analysis

Evidence-based practices

Executive summary

_________ is a form of evaluation research that focuses on estimating the program costs compared to whether the outcome was achieved or not (and not the economic benefits of the outcome).

Cost-benefit analysis

Cost efficiency analysis

Evidence-based practices

Executive summary

Programs designed based on the findings of research are known as ?

Cost-benefit analysis

Cost efficiency analysis

Evidence-based practices

Executive summary

In evaluation reports, this is the bottom-line summary that briefly summarizes the purpose of the evaluation, the goals of the program, a brief nontechnical overview of the research methods, the main findings in non-statistical terms, and the ensuing feedback or suggestions for moving forward is known Executive summary?

Cost-benefit analysis

Cost efficiency analysis

Evidence-based practices

Executive summary

________ is in evaluation research, this “closes the loop” by suggesting or raising questions about what to do next and/or how to use the information learned.

Feedback

Cost-benefit analysis

Cost efficiency analysis

Evidence-based practices

In evaluation research, anything that goes into a program, including clients,_______, and resources, that will need to be tracked in a study is known as input .

Staff

Dislodge

Underemployment

Incompetence

Diagrams that outline the individual components of an evaluation process are known as Logic models.

Logic model

Outcome

Output

Stakeholders

In evaluation research, this is the immediate impact of the program is known as?

Logic model

Outcome

Output

Stakeholders

_______ is in evaluation research, this is what is actually done in the program.

Logic model

Outcome

Output

Stakeholders

_______from a research perspective, these are people who have vested interest in a program and who, therefore, should have a voice in the design of research related to that program.

Logic model

Outcome

Output

Stakeholders

Codebook contains information about the structure of the data, such as _________.

Variable names

Labels

Values with their corresponding codes.

All of these.

__________ is a measure that consists of the summation of responses to hierarchically related individual questions and from which, if the scale is accurate, original question responses can be deduced.

Guttman scale

Likert scale

Variable label

Variable name

_________ is a summative measure where the coded response of individual questions all measuring the same dimension of a concept and which are usually individually asked in a five- to seven-point Likert format are added to produce a total value, which is the scale score.

Guttman scale

Likert scale

Variable label

Variable name