Practical Research Quiz Lesson 4

Question 1

An inquiry process of understanding a social or human problem.

Answer 1

QLR (Qualitative Research)

Question 2

Strength or Weakness. QLR allows researchers to observe participants in their natural setting.

Answer 2

Strength

Question 3

Strength or Weakness. QLR helps address issues from a HOLISTIC perspective.

Answer 3

Strength

Question 4

Strength or Weakness. QLR allows researchers to collect data from different sources.

Answer 4

Strength

Question 5

Strength or Weakness. QLR gives a voice to the research participants.

Answer 5

Strength

Question 6

Strength or Weakness. QLR gives more satisfaction than quantitative research.

Answer 6

Strength

Question 7

Strength or Weakness. QLR can take quite some time to make sense out of the different types of data collected.

Answer 7

Weakness

Question 8

Strength or Weakness. Conducting QLR can be complex.

Answer 8

Weakness

Question 9

Strength or Weakness. QLR has no formula to follow.

Answer 9

Weakness

Question 10

Strength or Weakness. QLR has focused on local problems.

Answer 10

Weakness

Question 11

Set of research data collection, analysis and interpretation methods to carry on a research study.

Answer 11

Research design

Question 12

QLR Designs. It is used to describe the rare and intense lived experiences of people.

Answer 12

Phenomenology

Question 13

QLR Designs Example. Experience of giving birth for the first time, facing death threat, suicide attempts, cancer survivors, etc.

Answer 13

Phenomenology

Question 14

QLR Designs. It is used to understand the problem and propose solutions to that community.

Answer 14

Case Study

Question 15

QLR Designs Example. Process of getting a university admission, what makes a hospital famous, if a town has too many teen mothers or children who don’t go to school. And what makes PCSH a prestigious school in Pasig.

Answer 15

Case Study

Question 16

QLR Designs. It is used to describe and to understand the culture, values, beliefs and practices of a people, community, organization or country in their natural context.

Answer 16

Ethnography

Question 17

QLR Designs Example. Living as a member of a gang or cult, or living with an isolated tribe in the Amazon basin.

Answer 17

Ethnography

Question 18

QLR Designs. A set of inductive data collection and analytic methods with the purpose of constructing theories grounded in the data themselves.

Answer 18

Grounded Theory

Question 19

QLR Designs Example. Used by Marketing Departments by letting marketing executives express their views on how to improve their product or service in a structured way.

Answer 19

Grounded Theory

Question 20

QLR Designs. It examines recorded naturally occurring language to understand how shared meanings are socially constructed.

Answer 20

Discourse and Conversation Analysis

Question 21

QLR Designs Example. Evaluating conversations involving individuals with aphasia.

Answer 21

Discourse and Conversation Analysis

Question 22

QLR Designs. It is used if you have documents that you want to explore to understand a certain problem.

Answer 22

Content Analysis

Question 23

QLR Designs Example. Use of newspaper to
understand the type of content that is commonly
published in a community, looking at different posters
and magazines of a school to understand how values are promoted there.

Answer 23

Content Analysis

Question 24

QLR Designs. It is used when you have a specific problem in your field of expertise that you want to understand, generate solutions, test those solution to improve the way you do
things and create guidelines on how to implement those solutions.

Answer 24

Action Research

Question 25

QLR Designs Example. A teacher can conduct an ______________ study to improve his own teaching practice.

Answer 25

Action Research

Question 26

QLR Designs. It is the approach to the collection and examination of data that is sensitive to the historical arrangement that people as tellers of stories about their lives or events around them.

Answer 26

Narrative Analysis