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What is a research design considered as in the context of research studies?
What is a research design considered as in the context of research studies?
- A blueprint or skeletal framework of a research study (correct)
- A type of research methodology
- A plan to collect and analyze data
- A method of presenting research findings
What is the primary purpose of a case study research design?
What is the primary purpose of a case study research design?
- To evaluate the effectiveness of a program
- To identify the underlying causes of a phenomenon
- To describe the characteristics of a person or entity (correct)
- To compare the differences between two groups
What is a key difference between a case study and ethnography research design?
What is a key difference between a case study and ethnography research design?
- The level of participation by the researcher (correct)
- The type of data collected
- The duration of the research study
- The method of data analysis
What should be determined before choosing a research design?
What should be determined before choosing a research design?
What is an advantage of a case study research design?
What is an advantage of a case study research design?
What is typically associated with ethnography research design?
What is typically associated with ethnography research design?
What is the purpose of sampling in research?
What is the purpose of sampling in research?
What is the term used to describe the list of members of a population from which a sample is drawn?
What is the term used to describe the list of members of a population from which a sample is drawn?
What is the main characteristic of probability sampling?
What is the main characteristic of probability sampling?
When was the first survey conducted that led to the discovery of other sampling strategies?
When was the first survey conducted that led to the discovery of other sampling strategies?
What is the term used to describe the larger group from which a sample is drawn?
What is the term used to describe the larger group from which a sample is drawn?
What is the approach of theory development described in the text?
What is the approach of theory development described in the text?
What is the primary aspect that distinguishes historical study from other research designs?
What is the primary aspect that distinguishes historical study from other research designs?
What is the purpose of phenomenology as a qualitative research design?
What is the purpose of phenomenology as a qualitative research design?
What is indicated by the title of a historical study?
What is indicated by the title of a historical study?
What is the aim of grounded theory research design?
What is the aim of grounded theory research design?
What does a historical study typically cover?
What does a historical study typically cover?
Which of the following research designs is most relevant to people who provide physical and emotional assistance or relief to others?
Which of the following research designs is most relevant to people who provide physical and emotional assistance or relief to others?
What is the primary goal of quota sampling?
What is the primary goal of quota sampling?
Which sampling method involves selecting individuals who are willing to participate and are readily available?
Which sampling method involves selecting individuals who are willing to participate and are readily available?
What is the key characteristic of purposive sampling?
What is the key characteristic of purposive sampling?
Which sampling method is best suited for studying hard-to-reach populations?
Which sampling method is best suited for studying hard-to-reach populations?
What is the main advantage of voluntary sampling?
What is the main advantage of voluntary sampling?
Which of the following is an example of a population that might be studied using snowball sampling?
Which of the following is an example of a population that might be studied using snowball sampling?
What is a key advantage of unbiased sampling?
What is a key advantage of unbiased sampling?
What is the main factor that determines the number of sampling errors?
What is the main factor that determines the number of sampling errors?
What is the primary principle of simple random sampling?
What is the primary principle of simple random sampling?
What is a potential consequence of a small sample size?
What is a potential consequence of a small sample size?
What is a consideration in finalizing the sampling process?
What is a consideration in finalizing the sampling process?
What occurs when the selection process does not go as planned?
What occurs when the selection process does not go as planned?
