Module 8

An educational illustration depicting different types of qualitative research methods, including observation and interviewing techniques, with diverse people in a research setting.

Observation and Interview Techniques Quiz

This quiz is designed to evaluate your understanding of various observation and interview techniques in research. It consists of 12 thoughtfully crafted questions covering different aspects of qualitative research methods.

Key topics include:

Types of observation
Interview formats
Data collection strategies
Cultural respect in research

12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ObservingTree17

It is a type of observation where researchers are not directly involved in the interaction.

It is the usually used chart to ensure your data collection in more organized and systematized way.

This type of interview question refers to participant's factual information.

This kind of interview can provide multiple perspectives at a time.

This type of participant observation is done by participating with the respondents but without revealing your identity as a researcher

This type of observation is done from recreation of a situation, and is the opposite of a naturalistic observation

A type of interview where the interviewer casually talks with the interviewee

This interview has a goal to know what happened in the past

The researcher should respect the interviewees culture.

True

False

The four types of interview can be combined together in one interview.

True

False

You shouldn't ask the same question in different way.

True

False

Aside from one-on-one interview, group discussions are allowed

True

False

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