Question 1

This is a reviewer for 11th Grade 4th Quarter Practical Research 1. The questionnaires will going to be:

a. multiple choices

Note *don't mind the timer, the question will stay even if it runs out, focus on the question and answering it correctly.

Good luck!

Are you ready?

Accepted Answer

Answer

Question 2

capturing the nuanced perspectives and experiences

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Ethnographic Study

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Thematic Analysis

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Research design

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Semi-structured Interview

Question 3

in-depth investigation into the individual's medical history, daily routines, social interactions, and coping mechanisms

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Case Study

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Narrative Inquiry

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Data Gathering Procedure

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Grounded Theory

Question 4

constant comparison and theoretical sampling to develop a conceptual framework that explains the processes and strategies

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Grounded Theory

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Semi-structured Interview

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Direct Observation

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Ethnographic Study

Question 5

The overall plan or strategy for conducting the study.

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Research design

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Direct Observation

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Narrative Inquiry

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Phenomenological Study

Question 6

exploring the life stories and personal experiences of individuals

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Narrative Inquiry

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Ethnographic Study

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Participant Observation

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Thematic Analysis

Question 7

suitable for exploring the shared lived experiences

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Phenomenological Study

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Research design

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Ethnographic Study

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Case Study

Question 8

involves using respondents who are "convenient" to the researcher

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Convenience

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Snowball

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Voluntary

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Population

Question 9

process of selecting individuals to participate and provide data for a research study

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Sampling Strategy

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Narrative Inquiry

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Data Gathering Procedure

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Semi-structured Interview

Question 10

occurs when researchers seek volunteers to participate in studies

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Voluntary

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Snowball

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Convenience

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Participant Observation

Question 11

involves observing participants without actively participating

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Non-participant Observation

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Indirect Observation

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Direct Observation

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Participant Observation

Question 12

The complete set of individuals relevant to the research study

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Population

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Voluntary

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Snowball

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Convenience

Question 13

the process you will follow to collect data for your study?

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Data Gathering Procedure

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Research design

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Phenomenological Study

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Grounded Theory

Question 14

a recruitment technique in which research participants are asked to assist researchers in identifying other potential subjects.

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Snowball

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Participant Observation

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Semi-structured Interview

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Voluntary

Question 15

a research method where the researcher immerses themself in a particular social setting or group, observing the behaviors, interactions, and practices of the participants

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Participant Observation

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Semi-structured Interview

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Voluntary

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Narrative Inquiry

Question 16

is when you watch interactions, processes, or behaviors as they occur, for example, observing a teacher teaching a lesson from a written curriculum to determine whether they are delivering it with fidelity

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Direct Observation

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Indirect Observation

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Non-participant Observation

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Participant Observation

Question 17

is a data collection method that involves asking participants a set of open-ended questions and following them up with probe questions to explore further their response and the topic of interest

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Semi-structured Interview

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Participant Observation

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Sampling Strategy

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Data Gathering Procedure

Question 18

is a method of analyzing qualitative data. It is usually applied to a set of texts, such as an interview or transcripts. The researcher closely examines the data to identify common themes - topics, ideas and patterns of meaning that come up repeatedly.

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Thematic Analysis

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Sampling Strategy

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Semi-structured Interview

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Data Gathering Procedure

Question 19

involves the analysis of textual material generated either indirectly from transcriptions of audio recordings of verbal behavior in natural settings (e.g., conversation, group discussions) or directly from narratives (e.g., letters of complaint, tweets, forum posts).

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Indirect Observation

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Data Gathering Procedure

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Non-participant Observation

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Sampling Strategy

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