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Which research approach is often used in a pragmatic approach?
Which research approach is often used in a pragmatic approach?
- Feminist research
- Query theory
- Participatory action research
- All of the above (correct)
What does pragmatism view traditional paradigms as?
What does pragmatism view traditional paradigms as?
- Inclusive
- Prescriptive (correct)
- Restrictive
- Descriptive
What does a pragmatic approach focus on?
What does a pragmatic approach focus on?
- Problems (correct)
- Ontological and epistemological approach
- Quantitative and qualitative methods
- Philosophical positioning
Which methods are used in a pragmatic approach?
Which methods are used in a pragmatic approach?
Which of the following is NOT a research approach guided by different ideological positions?
Which of the following is NOT a research approach guided by different ideological positions?
What is the main focus of a pragmatic approach?
What is the main focus of a pragmatic approach?
Which paradigms does pragmatism view as prescriptive?
Which paradigms does pragmatism view as prescriptive?
What is the approach of a pragmatic researcher to ontological and epistemological questions?
What is the approach of a pragmatic researcher to ontological and epistemological questions?
Which type of reasoning involves developing specific predictions from general principles?
Which type of reasoning involves developing specific predictions from general principles?
What is the main principle of a pragmatic approach?
What is the main principle of a pragmatic approach?
Which type of reasoning involves reasoning from specific observations to more broad general rules?
Which type of reasoning involves reasoning from specific observations to more broad general rules?
What does a pragmatic researcher do to achieve answers to research questions?
What does a pragmatic researcher do to achieve answers to research questions?
What does the research process involve?
What does the research process involve?
Which step of a study involves identifying the problem and developing a topic?
Which step of a study involves identifying the problem and developing a topic?
What does the step of designing a study involve?
What does the step of designing a study involve?
What does the step of conducting a study involve?
What does the step of conducting a study involve?
What does the step of analyzing the data involve?
What does the step of analyzing the data involve?
What does the step of interpreting the findings focus on?
What does the step of interpreting the findings focus on?
What does the step of disseminating the findings involve?
What does the step of disseminating the findings involve?
What is the purpose of a literature review in a study?
What is the purpose of a literature review in a study?
Which paradigm is based on the assumption that reality is objective and can be measured?
Which paradigm is based on the assumption that reality is objective and can be measured?
Which paradigm recognizes that complete objectivity is not possible?
Which paradigm recognizes that complete objectivity is not possible?
Which paradigm views reality as subjective and differs from person to person?
Which paradigm views reality as subjective and differs from person to person?
Which paradigm uses inductive reasoning and can develop theories from specific observations?
Which paradigm uses inductive reasoning and can develop theories from specific observations?
Which paradigm is focused on raising awareness and promoting social change?
Which paradigm is focused on raising awareness and promoting social change?
Which paradigm believes that there is a single reality, but we cannot know that for sure?
Which paradigm believes that there is a single reality, but we cannot know that for sure?
Which paradigm uses deductive reasoning and aims to produce data that is predictive and generalizable?
Which paradigm uses deductive reasoning and aims to produce data that is predictive and generalizable?
Which paradigm recognizes that reality occurs within contexts and many constructions are possible?
Which paradigm recognizes that reality occurs within contexts and many constructions are possible?
Which paradigm uses qualitative research methods with small samples to collect rich, in-depth data?
Which paradigm uses qualitative research methods with small samples to collect rich, in-depth data?
Which paradigm acknowledges biases and uses self-reflection in the research process?
Which paradigm acknowledges biases and uses self-reflection in the research process?
