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'Research Methods' Practice Quiz Chapter 5
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In regards to qualitative research, there is only one best practice for conducting research.
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The purpose of qualitative research is to provide a large-scale statistical analysis designed to test hypotheses.
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The purpose of qualitative research is to provide an in-depth and complete understanding of the research subject.
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Much of qualitative research is based on which theoretical approach?
Conflict criminology.
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Social learning theory.
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Symbolic interactionism.
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None of the above.
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_________ is the classic term used to describe a "deep analysis" and is at the heart of qualitative research.
Qualtrics.
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Cronbach.
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Verstehen.
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Which of the following is not a typical method of collecting qualitative data?
Interviewing.
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Ethnography.
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Obtrusive or unobtrusive research.
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Large-scale close-ended questionnaires.
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Ethnography places the researcher in the midst of whatever he or she is studying.
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Ethnography is a recent form of data collection for qualitative researchers.
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In regards to qualitative research, "confederates" refer to researchers who study wartime events.
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Symbolic interactionism is best described by which of the following descriptions?
Those who own the political power of the country control that country.
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Social problems, such as crime, can be best explained by understanding genetics.
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Social problems are defined by those who control the economic market.
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The meaning of a "thing" grows out of how people act/react toward it.
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In general, qualitative research takes place in a laboratory setting.
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Traditionally, historical analysis has been fairly common in criminal justice research.
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Content analysis is applicable in the fields of social sciences.
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Standpoint epistemology is a qualitative method suggesting that only research participants themselves have a position to understand the topic under study.
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In research methods, a "gatekeeper" refers to research related to the behavior of a warden at a prison.
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Ethnography is best described as which of the following?
Research whereby the data collector immerses himself or herself in the actual study.
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Research whereby the data collector relies on those within the race and/or culture of the group he or she is trying to understand to give testimonial perspectives of an event.
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Research that is politically driven.
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Research that uses diaries to provide a deep understanding.
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Content analysis examines existing books, letters, and other documents to identify common themes.
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