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8/7/23, 3:04 PM Assessment 2: Attempt reviewUNISA 2023 RSC2601-23-S2 Welcome Message Assessment 2
QUIZ
Started on Monday, 7 August 2023, 2:36 PM
State Finished
Completed on Monday, 7 August 2023, 2:50 PM
Time taken 13 mins 25 secs
Marks 19.00/20.00
Grade 95.00 out of 100.00
Question 1
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In qualitative research open coding implies that …
a. The links between the main categories already identified are determined.
b. Coding can occur at any phase in the research process.
c. The codes are not standardised and pre-determined, but rather
developed.
d. Coding is done deductively.
e. It is the last phase in coding.
Question 2
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Mark 1.00 out of 1.00
If a population contains 50% males and 50% females, and a sample has 10% males
and 90% females, then this sample is said to be …
a. Biased.
b. Too small.
c. Representative.
d. Unbiased
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, 8/7/23, 3:04 PM Assessment 2: Attempt review
Question 3
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Mark 1.00 out of 1.00
Overt participant observation (in field research) occurs when …
a. A researcher makes tape recordings of conversations, but does not get
involved in the social interaction.
b. The Hawthorne effect takes place.
c. A researcher becomes involved with the activities of the group of
participants being observed.
d. The reason for a researcher’s presence is not known to the group being
observed.
Question 4
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Mark 1.00 out of 1.00
An advantage of using focus-group interviews is that …
a. Diverse opinions can be obtained.
b. A sensitive topic can be researched.
c. Geographic boundaries do not exist.
d. It is a covert form of data-collection.
Question 5
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Mark 1.00 out of 1.00
Which type of question is illustrated in the following scenario?
You are conducting interviews with teenagers with the objective of finding
ways in which the community’s AIDS-awareness programme can be
improved, and you ask one of the respondents the following question:
“Imagine that you are a community health worker. How would you adapt
the AIDS-awareness programme to address the needs of the community?”
The above scenario contains a/an ... question.
a. Filter.
b. Open.
c. Contingency.
d. Follow-up.
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