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SEP3707 Assignment 2 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 2 2026 - DUE August 2026; 100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted solutions and explanations. For assistance, Whats-App 0.8.1..2.7.8..3.3.7.2... Refer to Addendum A1 of Unisa’s Policy on Research Ethics and explain the following ethical principles: 1.1 Informed and non-coerced consent 1.2 Non-maleficence 1.3 Beneficence 1.4 Privacy, anonymity and confidentiality 1.5 Respect for cultural differences (10) QUESTION 2 Scenario The South African Police Service (SAPS) has noticed an increase in cybercrime targeting university students. To better understand students' awareness of cybercrime and their online safety practices, researchers plan to conduct a quantitative survey among undergraduate students at several South African universities. A structured questionnaire comprising closed-ended questions will be used to collect data from a large sample of participants. The researchers intend to use different types of closed-ended questions in the questionnaire. For each of the following types of closed-ended questions, explain the type of question and develop one appropriate example based on the scenario. 2.1 Dichotomous questions 2.2 True/False questions 2.3 Multiple-choice questions 2.4 Scaled questions 2.5 Ranking question (10) SEP3707/2026 7 QUESTION 3 Case Study Over the past three years, community policing forums (CPFs) in several South African townships have reported an increase in violent robberies committed against elderly residents. Although the South African Police Service (SAPS) encourages victims to report these crimes, many elderly victims indicate that they feel unsupported during and after the reporting process. Several victims have explained that they experienced fear, loneliness and emotional distress following the robbery. Some indicated that they struggled to return to their normal daily routines, while others stated that they no longer trusted the police or members of their communities. Family members also reported noticeable changes in the victims' behaviour, including social withdrawal and increased anxiety. A university research team has been commissioned to conduct a study to gain a deeper understanding of how elderly victims experience robbery and the support they receive after reporting the crime. The purpose of the study is to obtain detailed descriptions of victims' personal experiences, emotions, perceptions, and coping strategies to inform recommendations for improving victim support services. You have been appointed as the lead researcher responsible for designing the study. Read the case study carefully and answer all the questions that follow. Your responses must demonstrate critical thinking and application of research methodology concepts. QUESTION 3.1 Formulate one suitable aim and three research objectives for the proposed study. (5) QUESTION 3.2 Critically analyse whether a qualitative or quantitative research approach would be more appropriate for this study. (10) QUESTION 3.3 Recommend an appropriate sampling method for this study. Explain how the sampling method would be implemented and justify why it is suitable for achieving the purpose of the research. (5) SEP3707/2026 8 QUESTION 3.4 The research team is considering the following data collection methods: • Focus group discussions • Semi-structured interviews • Structured interviews Recommend the most appropriate method for this study, explain how it would be conducted, and justify why the alternative methods would be less suitable for this study. (10) QUESTION 3.5 Explain how you would analyse the data obtained through your selected method.


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William Lawrence Neuman, Bruce Wiegand Criminal Justice Research Methods
Publisher: 2000 ISBN: 9780205287109 Edition: Unknown

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