Practice Quiz Chapter 09

. The evaluation of qualitative research can include a number of considerations except ________.

. "Convincing an audience that study findings are worth paying attention to" best describes ________.

. All of the following except for ________ would be considered aspects of trustworthiness.

. While conducting her study exploring the experiences of physical activity participation among first year university students, Anna keeps a detailed record of the research process including transcriptions, reading and coding of the data, and developing categories and themes. Anna using the ________ strategy to enhance trustworthiness.

. When engaging in ________, Sam realizes he might have to negotiate both: (a) conflicts between his own interpretations of the data and potential differences with individual participants, and (b) conflicting interpretations among multiple participants.

. ________ is a way to crosscheck study findings and interpretations using a variety of data sources, perspectives, and methods.

. The principle of methodological coherence requires alignment with all of the following except ________.

. Sampling, field notes, and data saturation are examples of criteria from the ________ domain of the COREQ checklist.

. The extent to which the results and interpretations in a qualitative study are reflective of the participants' meanings and experiences is indicative of the study's ________.

. ________ sampling is useful in qualitative research and contributes to enhancing trustworthiness.

. The process of researcher reflexivity is most closely associated with the "consistency" aspect of trustworthiness.

. Providing count data makes it possible for the reader to see who contributed to emergent study themes.

. If researchers conducting qualitative studies employ a number of strategies that contribute to the trustworthiness of the study, this will ensure high quality research.

. Research team and reflexivity, study design, and analysis and findings are categories of the COREQ.

. A researcher decides to end data generation because the interview topics are too painful for a participant to discuss. The researcher is exercising the ethical principle of nonmaleficence.

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