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A qualitative study, it is NOT possible to observe: Thoughts. Behaviour. Events. People.

"The goal of this study is to investigate the main causes of regret in people who have undergone facial reconstructive surgery and have had negative cosmetic results." Which of the following methods could NOT be applied to the data collection stage of this study?. Individual interviews. Solicitation diaries. Focus groups. Unsolicited diaries.

Which type of study is most focused on the cultural aspect of a group of participants?. Ethnographic research. Phenomenological research. Biographical research. Action research.

A researcher wants to investigate “the experience of being a foreigner in Barcelona”. Based on this information, which type of sampling is most appropriate for this study?. Opportunism or convenience sampling. Maximum variance sampling. Total population sampling. Snowball sampling.

For which of the following topics is IT NOT appropriate to use focus groups to collect data?. Gender inequalities in the workplace. Recovering from sexual assault. Caring for a family member with cancer. The experience of receiving chemotherapy.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an initial (in-vivo) code?. The meaning cannot be changed. It must be very abstract. It is the first phase of analysis. It must use the interviewee's words.

Which of the following actions is NOT considered ethical in a qualitative research study? (1) Hire someone to write the interview transcripts (2) Make a voice recording of the interview with consent (3) Keep consent forms and transcripts in the same place (4) Use self-transcription websites to have all interviews written (5) Delete the interview recordings after confirming that the transcripts are well written. 1,4,5,. 1,3,4. 2,4,5. 1,2,4.

Which type of interview has least flexibility for the researcher during the interviewing phase?. The structured interview. The unstructured interview. The semi-structured interview. The focus group interview.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using focus groups?. New and spontaneous ideas can be generated. Sensitive topics can be discussed. They are cheaper and faster. Forgotten feelings can be recalled.

“Emma is a nurse and works in the surgical clinic at the hospital. She has been very disturbed lately when she sees that the other nurses in the clinic are not following the hospital's hand hygiene protocol strictly. In addition, the clinic's infection rates have increased by 9% in the last year. Therefore, she decided to conduct a qualitative observational study with the aim of understanding the hand hygiene habits of a group of nurses working in a surgical clinic. She began to observe and record the hand hygiene habits of her colleagues while she continued to work in her clinic.” What type of observation is she making?. The full participant. The participant as an observer. The observer as an participant. The full observer.

Title of the study: The cultural adaptation of Japanese university students studying abroad. Which of the following is the type of this study?. The biographical method. Ethnographic research. Action research. None.

A sampling method that includes medical students with type I diabetes mellitus is: Heterogeneous sampling. Maximum variation sampling. Homogeneous sampling. Total population sampling.

Which of the following interviews carries the highest risk of creating a garbage rate?. The structured interview. The semi-structured interview. None. The unstructured interview.

Which of the following CANNOT be an ini+al (in-vivo) coding?. Their concerns are related to paint. Afraid of thinking about pain. Concerned about experiencing pain. Concern.

“After the amputation, I am not the same person anymore. I cannot accept this brutal change in my body.” In this sentence, which of the following would be an appropriate in-vivo code?. Lack of body image acceptance. Unable to accept the change in his/her body. Unwilling to accept the change in his/her body. Body image disorder.

Which type of study focuses more on the lived experiences of participants?. Grounded theory. Phenomenological research. Ethnographic research. Action research.

In which type of interview, do we start with just a general question?. The semi-structured interview. The unstructured interview. The structured interview. None.

“Emma is a nurse and works in the surgical clinic of the hospital. Lately, she has been very upset to see that the other nurses in the clinic are not strictly following the hospital’s hand hygiene protocol. In addition, the clinic’s infection rates have increased by 9% in the last year. Therefore, she decided to conduct a qualitative observational study with the aim of understanding the hand hygiene habits of a group of nurses working in a surgical clinic. She began to observe and record the hand hygiene habits of her colleagues while she continued to work in her clinic.” Considering the type of observation she used, which of the following statements are incorrect? (1) She should ask for permission from the ethics committee before publishing the study (2) Before starting the study, she should ask for written consent from the participants (3) In this type of study, participant consent is not required (4) The observation method she used is the best option for obtaining reliable and valuable results (5) Before starting the study, she should inform her colleagues that she will be observing them. 1,2,5. 2,4,5. 2,3,4. 1,3,5.

”The aim of this study is to investigate the coping methods used by victims of sexual violence during the period following the event.” Which of the following methods can NOT be applied to the data collection stage of this study?. Email interviews. Individual interviews. Focus groups. Requested diaries.

Which of the following methods is most often used in the educational field?. Phenomenological research. Action research. Ethnographic research. Grounded theory.

Study Title: “The Experience of Receiving Chemotherapy: A Qualitative Study with Cancer Survivors.” Which of the following is NOT a method for collecting data in this study?. Unsolicited diaries. Observations. Focus groups. Interviews.

In which type of interview does the researcher have least flexibility?. None. The structured interview. The unstructured interview. The semi-structured interview.

In which type of study, rather than focusing on the sample or population, is the focus more on the participant, informant, or subject?. Phenomenological research. Action research. Ethnographic. The biographical method.

In which type of observation does the observer NOT take part in the research field?. The full participant. The participant as observer. The observer as participant. The full observer.

Which of the following interviews is the most IN appropriate for qualitative approaches?. The focus group interview. The semi-structured interview. The structured interview. The unstructured interview.

In which type of observation, Can NOT informed consent be requested from participants?. The full participant. The participant as observer. The observer as participant. Options “b” and “c”.

If the researcher asks participants to invite other participants with the same condition, it is a: Snowball sampling. Heterogeneous sampling. Maximum variance sampling. Homogeneous sampling.

Title of the study: “Improving academic success and satisfaction levels of university students during the 1st year”. Which of the following options could be the type of this study?. The biographical method. Phenomenological research. Action research. Ethnographic research.

If the researcher chose to sample Hospital X only because it was nearby, this type of samplingn is: Opportunity sampling. Total population sampling. Chain reference sampling. Maximum variance sampling.

In which type of qualitative research does the analysis phase begin shortly after the initial data collection?. Action research. Biographical research. Phenomenological research. Grounded theory.

“Research conducted in Andalusia during 1999. People who played the role of primary caregivers in 3 disease processes were interviewed: cancer, dementia and AIDS.” In which part of a scientific article can this explanation be found?. Results. Introduction. Methods. Conclusions.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of focus groups?. Helps recall forgotten feelings. Produces data through social interaction. They are faster and cheaper than interviews. Sensitive topics cannot be discussed.

If you want participant anonymity, what type of sampling is most appropriate?. Maximum variance sampling. Chain reference sampling (snowball). Opportunistic sampling. Theoretical sampling.

“Perceived Social Support in Patients with a Recent Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer”. According to the title of this study, which of the following should be an inclusion criterion for sampling?. Men with cancer. Women with breast cancer. Women with uterine cancer. Survivors of cervical cancer.

Which of the following methods is most often used in the educational field?. Ethnographic research. Phenomenological research. Grounded theory. Action research.

"...Hmm, no... it's just that, for example, today my boss Joan told me that he can't confirm my request because he has many pending requests. [She looks angry] That's not fair, last week he confirmed Julia's vacation from the ICU and a few days ago Maria's from the operating room. When it's my turn, I never get it! [Raises voice] There's always an excuse!" Which parts of this transcript are NOT written in accordance with the ethical principles of research?. The parts where the names of the people involved are visible. The parts where the departments of the people involved are visible. The parts with parentheses where the attitude of the respondent is understood. Options “a” and “b”.

while continuing to conduct the interviews. Based on this information, which of the following could be the methodology you are using?. Grounded theory. Descriptive phenomenology. Interpretive phenomenology. Ethnographic.

In which type of studies is the main objective to improve practice ?. Ethnographic research. Phenomenological research. Grounded theory. Action research.

Qualitative research is a method that is statistically reliable. True. Fals.

Qualitative research is subjective. True. Fals.

In structured interviews there is a great risk of having a “garbage rate”. True. Fals.

In qualitative research, hypotheses are generated before the study begins. True. Fals.

Descriptive phenomenology is focused on finding the answer to why?. True. Fals.

Can the results of a qualitative study be generalized to the general population?. True. Fals.

In focus groups, participants are selected purposefully. True. Fals.

“Can you describe a typical day at the clinic?” is a “mini-tour” type question. True. Fals.

In focus groups, researchers could use pre-existing groups. True. Fals.

In a biographical interview, the researcher does not comment until the end of the speech. True. Fals.

"A researcher planned a qualita+ve phenomenological study (1) on the anxiety levels of young women with urinary incon+nence. The aim of her study is (2) to explore the lived experience of young women with urinary incon+nence. The study will take place at the (3) outpa+ent urology clinic of a public hospital. She selected a (4) anxiety scale to assess the experience of anxiety and stated that she would conduct (5) focus group interviews to collect data. As she lacks theore+cal sensi+vity in the area of urinary incon+nence, she prefers to use (6) an unstructured ques+on guide for data collec+on." Based on this informa+on, which of the selected sentences are NOT appropriate according to the principles of qualita+ve research?. 2,3,4. 2,5,6. 1,4,5,6. 1,3.

Which of the following ques+ons is NOT appropriate to ask in a qualita+ve interview?. You must be very angry with yourself now, right?. What makes you believe you can’t do it?. Why do you think like that?. So, what did you do with all of that?.