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Which methodological approach in qualitative research emphasizes direct contact with subjects in their natural environments?
Which methodological approach in qualitative research emphasizes direct contact with subjects in their natural environments?
- Field research
- Observational research
- Case study
- Ethnography (correct)
What distinguishes qualitative research from quantitative research in terms of data collection?
What distinguishes qualitative research from quantitative research in terms of data collection?
- Focuses on generating hypotheses
- Primarily uses surveys and experiments
- Relies on non-numerical observations and analyses (correct)
- Involves statistical analysis exclusively
What is the primary purpose of the complementary aspect of qualitative research?
What is the primary purpose of the complementary aspect of qualitative research?
- To discover new phenomena
- To add depth and context to quantitative findings (correct)
- To employ direct observation
- To provide detailed descriptions
In qualitative research, what is the main goal of using detailed descriptions?
In qualitative research, what is the main goal of using detailed descriptions?
Which characteristic distinguishes observational research in qualitative studies?
Which characteristic distinguishes observational research in qualitative studies?
Which of the following is a key feature of participant observation?
Which of the following is a key feature of participant observation?
What is the main benefit of participant observation in qualitative research?
What is the main benefit of participant observation in qualitative research?
In which type of interview do questions emerge naturally during participant observation?
In which type of interview do questions emerge naturally during participant observation?
What does participant observation focus on in terms of data collection?
What does participant observation focus on in terms of data collection?
Why is participant observation considered valuable in studying social phenomena?
Why is participant observation considered valuable in studying social phenomena?
