Answer these 20 Mixed Research MCQs and assess your grip on the subject of Mixed Research.
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A. Absolutism
B. Strong relativism
C. Pragmatism
D. Strong constructivism
A. The researcher’s theory might not reflect local constituencies’ understandings.
B. The results can be generalized when the study uses a random sample.
C. It is effective at testing hypotheses that are constructed before the data are collected.
D. The study may have more credibility with people in power.
A. The results are more easily influenced by the researcher’s personal idiosyncrasies.
B. Data are based on the participant’s own categories of meaning.
C. It is difficult to make quantitative predictions.
D. The study may have more credibility with people in power.
A. Qualitative paradigm is dominant and quantitative component follows the qualitative.
B. Qualitative paradigm is dominant and quantitative and quantitative components are conducted concurrently.
C. Qualitative and quantitative paradigms are given equal emphasis and the quantitative component follows the qualitative.
D. Qualitative and quantitative paradigms are given equal emphasis, and the qualitative component follows the quantitative.
A. Quantitative dominant, sequential design
B. Equal-status, sequential design
C. Qualitative dominant, concurrent design
D. Equal status, concurrent design
A. Triangulation pragmatism
B. Dialectical pragmatism
C. Development pragmatism
D. Iterative pragmatism
A. Triangulation pragmatism
B. Dialectical pragmatism
C. Development pragmatism
D. Iterative pragmatism
A. Endorses “practical theory” (theory that informs practice)
B. Seeks to extend the breadth and range of inquiry by using different methods for different inquiry components
C. Generally rejects reductionism
D. Seeks convergence, correspondence, and corroboration of results
A. Are always completed in order
B. Are the same steps as used in quantitative and qualitative research
C. Allow for reformulating research questions during the research study
D. Do not address qualitative validity
A. Initiation; Development
B. Development; Initiation
C. Triangulation; Initiation
D. Complementarity; Initiation
A. Qualitizing; quantitizing
B. Quantitizing; qualitizing
C. Mixed conversion; method conversion
D. Measurement conversion; method conversion
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. Ability
B. Compatibility
C. Pragmatism
D. All of these
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. Single research
B. Mixed research
C. Open research
D. All of these
A. Pragmatist
B. Research
C. Coding
D. All of these
A. Qualitatively
B. Qualitizing
C. Quantitatively
D. Quantitizing
A. Qualitatively
B. Qualitizing
C. Quantitatively
D. Quantitizing
A. Qualitatively
B. Qualitizing
C. Quantitatively
D. Quantitizing
A. Qualitatively
B. Qualitizing
C. Quantitatively
D. Quantitizing
A. True
B. False