Dutch Contributions to Workplace Learning Research
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Match the following statements with their corresponding findings from the Dutch survey on workplace learning:

Strong contribution to international scholarship = Undergraduate and residency levels Absence in contribution = CME level Amount of high-quality research = Residency education Excess of observational over interventional/experimental research = Methodological weakness

Match the following research methods with their descriptions in the context of workplace learning research:

Focus groups and interviews = Qualitative research method where respondents' words are taken as truth Phenomenology and discourse analysis = Analytical heuristics that address the epistemological problem Direct (participant) = Alternative method of data collection suggested for workplace learning research Interventional/experimental research = Method less commonly used compared to observational research

Match the following levels of education with their status of Dutch contribution to international scholarship:

Undergraduate level = Strong contribution Residency level = Strong contribution and high-quality research CME level = No contribution

Match the following research approaches with their critique in the context of workplace learning research:

<p>Taking respondents' words as truth = Critique of focus groups and interviews Excess of observational research = Critique of current research methods Lack of critical approach to why respondents say what they do = Critique of qualitative research Absence of interventional/experimental research = Critique of methodological approach</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following research methodologies with their relevance in addressing concerns in workplace learning research:

<p>Phenomenology and discourse analysis = Address the epistemological problem Focus groups and interviews = Tend towards accepting respondents' words as truth Alternative methods of data collection = Suggested to benefit workplace learning research Observational research = Excessive use identified as a methodological weakness</p> Signup and view all the answers

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