Practice Quiz Chapter 04

. ________ research designs cannot give detailed in-depth information about a social issue.

. The purpose of social research, according to ________, is to uncover facts and truth.

. Most ________ researchers feel that the social sciences should adopt scientific methods to mirror the kind of research conducted in the natural sciences.

. ________ research sets out to give numerical results that can be reported in tables and graphs.

. ________ research places a greater emphasis on the individual rather than on generalized social trends.

. Researchers would most likely use focus groups ________.

. What separates qualitative from quantitative research is its approach to the study of ________.

. The idea that individuals have a voice and that their stories should be central to understanding a social issue is called ________.

. In interacting with their respondents, researchers often uncover other questions and ideas that they had not previously considered. This process is referred to as ________.

. In terms of data collection, one of the fundamental issues that differentiates qualitative from quantitative research is ________.

. The ________ approach is often referred to as the mainstay of quantitative research methods.

. When researchers push aside their previous personal experiences and knowledge during the data collection and analysis process, this is known as _________.

. Using two or more research methods to address the same research question is known as ________.

. ________ is one of the most prevalent barriers to doing mixed-method research.

. Photovoice can involve giving participants ________ to collect data about their lives for the project.

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. ________ research designs cannot give detailed in-depth information about a social issue.

. The purpose of social research, according to ________, is to uncover facts and truth.

. Most ________ researchers feel that the social sciences should adopt scientific methods to mirror the kind of research conducted in the natural sciences.

. ________ research sets out to give numerical results that can be reported in tables and graphs.

. ________ research places a greater emphasis on the individual rather than on generalized social trends.

. Researchers would most likely use focus groups ________.

. What separates qualitative from quantitative research is its approach to the study of ________.

. The idea that individuals have a voice and that their stories should be central to understanding a social issue is called ________.

. In interacting with their respondents, researchers often uncover other questions and ideas that they had not previously considered. This process is referred to as ________.

. In terms of data collection, one of the fundamental issues that differentiates qualitative from quantitative research is ________.

. The ________ approach is often referred to as the mainstay of quantitative research methods.

. When researchers push aside their previous personal experiences and knowledge during the data collection and analysis process, this is known as _________.

. Using two or more research methods to address the same research question is known as ________.

. ________ is one of the most prevalent barriers to doing mixed-method research.

. Photovoice can involve giving participants ________ to collect data about their lives for the project.

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