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A person is asked if he has traveled abroad in the last six months. He replies that he has not. The interviewer thanks him and decides not to include him in her study. Which of the following supplemental documents might have indicated to the interviewer to exclude him from the study? A. Rating cards, B. Screening question forms, C. Interviewer instructions, D. Quota sheets, E. Supervisor instructions A person meets all the requirements for inclusion in a survey. She meets all the screening form requirements. Yet she is not included in the survey. Which of the following supplemental documents might have indicated to the interviewer to exclude her from the sample? A. Rating cards, B. Call record sheets, C. Interviewer instructions, D. Quota sheets, E. Supervisor instructions Call records are also referred to as: A. tracking approaches., B. screening sheets., C. rating card sheets., D. survey sheets., E. contact letters. Qualitative research is likely to prove most efficient when the research objective is to: A. find the average number of cups of coffee taken by the employees of a particular organization. B. determine the magnitude of a response., C. calculate the mode of a set of numerical data. D. understand a cultural phenomenon. E. calculate the distance between the smallest and largest values in a set of responses. Which of the following statements applies to qualitative analysis? A. It does not employ the member checking method. B. It mainly deals with textual data. C. Its goal is to quantify the magnitude of variables. D. Qualitative analysis is non-iterative. E. Qualitative analysis is not inductive. Which of the following is true about qualitative analysis? A. The data used in qualitative analysis is numerical in nature. B. Qualitative data mainly quantifies the magnitude of variables. C. Qualitative analysis is typically guided entirely by the researcher. D. Qualitative researchers employ the member checking method. E. Qualitative data is not inductive. The difference between quantitative and qualitative analyses is that: A. the data used in qualitative analyses is numerical in nature. B. qualitative data quantifies the magnitude of variables. C. quantitative analysis tends to be ongoing and iterative. D. quantitative analysis involves employ member checking. E. qualitative data analysis is largely inductive. Grace, an ethnographer, observes the traditional way of serving dinner in a Chinese household and makes a note of it in her journal. She then asks the head of the family to read her description to verify that it Is accurate. In doing this, Grace is involved in: A. member checking., B. test marketing., C. data categorization., D. memo check back., E. triangulation. A researcher is involved in the process of reading transcripts from a held study and categorizing the data. The researcher arranges similar responses together. This process is referred to as: A. data reduction., B. member checking., C. peer reviewing., D. verification of data., E. sugging.
Expert Answer
In the context of the given question,
23. B
Most likely as described in the case, it is the screening forms that made the interviewer screen the interviewee out based on a certain selection criteria. However, it is also a mix of superviser’s instructions that could have set the screening questions.
24. E
In this case, it is definitely the superviser’s instructions which have forced the interviewer to exclude the interviewee from the survey in spite of meeting all eligibility criteria.
25. A
Call records are a form of tracking to identify and document a specific instance of the call which can be referenced later for investigation or other purpose.
26. D
Qualititative research is done to explore and analyse any specific research area which deals with people, processes or any subjective intangible phenomena like the cultural phenomenon.
27. B
As described earlier, qualitative research always deals with a research area which is more theoritical with less numerical data, more subjective text and something which cannot be numerically proven, instead it is analysed and proved based on hypotheses.
