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Qualitative Data Collection Methods

Week 1 of Qualitative Data Collection Methods

ByAdmin August 8, 2021

Week 1 of Qualitative Data Collection Methods

Question 1

Non-participatory observation is primarily a visual and auditory experience.

1 point

True

False

Question 2

Which of the following is true of fieldnotes in observational research?

1 point

Fieldnotes are drafted after an observation and provide detailed descriptions of the situation and actors.

Fieldnotes are drafted during an observation and provide detailed descriptions of the situation and actors.

Fieldnotes are drafted after an observation and provide generalizations about the situation and actors.

Question 3

Most observation environments will require at least minimal participation from the researcher.

1 point

True

False

Question 4

Which of the following would be best explored through an observation method?

1 point

Evaluate maternal alcoholism experiences in domestic violence cases.

Uncover adolescent perspectives about available contraceptives.

Analyze coughing and sneezing practices among airport security personnel.

Question 5

Yasmine chooses a local mall one Saturday afternoon to watch the environment and see what behaviors she can uncover. During her 45-minute visit, Yasmine jots down as much as she can observe. Is this a structured or unstructured observational approach?

1 point

Structured

Unstructured

Question 6

Eliza wants to conduct a few observations to identify questions for her interviews that would make sense in the native language and are culturally relevant. Which observational approach would be best for Eliza to use?

1 point

Non-participant observation

Full participant observation

Question 7

How is a structured observation differentiated from an unstructured observation?

1 point

Structured observations choose what they will focus on in advance and often use an structured observation guide with specific instructions.

Structured observations use detailed fieldnotes.

Structured observations choose on site what seems relevant to a study.

Question 8

Maurice wants to understand food choices made by very low income single parents. Should observation be Maurice’s primary data collection method for this objective?

1 point

Yes

Question 9

In what research situation would an unstructured observation be a suitable choice?

1 point

Josef is interested in the scope of coughing and sneezing etiquette of caretakers at children’s playgrounds.

Lana would like to determine the frequency and availability of drinking water stations in public buildings.

Beth is unsure what factors may be important in determining hand-washing behavior among preschool teachers.

10.

Question 10

What are potential limitations to selecting participant observation as a method of data collection? [Select all that apply.]

1 point

A researcher may develop bias in favor of the participant members being observed.

A researcher may have difficulty securing trust from the observed community.

A researcher’s gender may grant or deny them access to particular information in the observation environment.

A researcher becomes familiarized with the observation environment in a new way.

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