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Crafting Qualitative in a Research Proposals MCQ

1. A strong research proposal will reassure the reader that:

You know what you are attempting to do and why

Issues of validity have been considered and the study is “trustworthy”

You are a good writer

You will finish your study in a timely manner.

Answer

Correct Answer: Issues of validity have been considered and the study is “trustworthy”

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2. Obtaining consent with your research participants involves:

Making sure you don’t guarantee confidentiality

Never working with small children who cannot give informed consent

Written and verbal permission to participate, understanding the scope of your study and their role in it

Asking a parent or guardian’s permission if you want to observe a chill

Answer

Correct Answer: Written and verbal permission to participate, understanding the scope of your study and their role in it

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3. Your proposal should clearly describe for the reader your position as a researcher, which could include:

Your prior relationship to the community or participants, if any

Your understanding of power relationships in society and your place in the hierarchy

Your personal upbringing that might contribute to a bias

All of the above

Answer

Correct Answer: All of the above

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4. Once your research methodology section is proposed and accepted, you will

Adhere to everything that was previously described

Begin your study with confidence in your design

Change significant things as your data determines the next steps

None of the above

Answer

Correct Answer: Begin your study with confidence in your design

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5. The research methodology section contains a lot of details to describe how you will:

Obtain consent from your participants

Organize your data collection procedures, analysis and process

Secure your data at all times

All of the above

Answer

Correct Answer: All of the above

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6. The second section of the proposal will outline a conceptual framework so that:

The reader can tell if the study is valid

The reader can understand your perspective in the study

Your participants will know what to expect

Your professor will be impressed with your literature review

Answer

Correct Answer: The reader can understand your perspective in the study

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7. The introduction to the research proposal will probably describe:

The purpose of the study with relevant research, as well as a rationale for the study

Data collection procedures and protocols

A literature review and preliminary data

A contemporary framework from theory

Answer

Correct Answer: Data collection procedures and protocols

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8. The introduction to the research proposal will probably describe:

The purpose of the study with relevant research, as well as a rationale for the study

Data collection procedures and protocols

A literature review and preliminary data

A contemporary framework from theory

Answer

Correct Answer: The purpose of the study with relevant research, as well as a rationale for the study

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9. When considering ethical issues posed by your study you should:

Discuss your concerns with your colleagues

Decide in advance what would be unethical in your study

Develop a plan in case something comes up as a dilemma or concern

All of the above

Answer

Correct Answer: All of the above

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10. Creswell (2014) outlines nine questions that a researcher should answer in a research proposal. Some of those questions are:

What does your reader need to know about your study?

What methods will you use to collect data?

How will you analyze your data?

All of the above

Answer

Correct Answer: All of the above

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11. A basic proposal includes an introduction, a review of the literature,

And a research methodology

A research methodology, description of context, rationale for the study and a conceptual framework

A research protocol, conceptual framework, and institutional review board approval

A statement from the researcher describing their particular stance in he study

Answer

Correct Answer: A research methodology, description of context, rationale for the study and a conceptual framework

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12. Qualitative research is iterative and formative, which means that:

The study is evolving, along with the research questions throughout

The study is well-defined and has a clear route to follow

The literature review defines the research proposal

None of the above

Answer

Correct Answer: The study is evolving, along with the research questions throughout

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13. Research proposals can be used for a thesis, dissertation, funding, or a conference proceeding.

True

False

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Correct Answer: True

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14. A research proposal is a contract between you and your participants to follow a specific research agend

True

False

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Correct Answer: False

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15. Most graduate students will write a research proposal during their studies. Having a well developed proposal will help you:

Define your proposed path of research

Write a better research report at the end of your study

Explain to others what you intend to study and why

All of the above

Answer

Correct Answer: All of the above

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