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SECTION A: QUALITATIVE RESEARCH AND
INTERVIEWS
1. What is meant by probing in qualitative interviews?
2. Which statement correctly describes covert participation in research?
3. Which competency in decolonised research recognises the ability of local communities
to generate their own research questions?
4. What is the purpose of a problem statement in a research study?
5. Which statement correctly explains participant observation?
6. What information should be included in the methodology section of a research report?
7. What is the correct way of referencing using the Harvard method?
8. How does code-based theory-building software assist researchers?




SECTION B: RESEARCH PROCESS AND CONCEPTS
9. Which statement best represents the problem formulation stage in the research process?
10. Which concept refers to the process of generating ideas and concepts from raw data such
as field notes?
11. What is the main purpose of referencing in academic writing?
12. Which philosophical assumption applies to a study examining cash-in-transit robberies,
focusing on causes, methods, and impact?
13. Which sampling method is used to select participants directly related to the research
problem?
14. What does the feasibility of a research topic refer to?
15. What is the process of linking codes to form relationships in qualitative research
called?

, SECTION C: TYPES AND PURPOSES OF RESEARCH
16. What is the main aim of descriptive research?
17. Which research goal focuses on understanding the impact of a phenomenon (e.g.,
cyberbullying)?
18. Which research goal is represented when community members describe changes after a
policy intervention?
19. What is the key difference between basic research and applied research?
20. How is data saturation achieved in research?




SECTION D: RESEARCH PARADIGMS AND
ASSUMPTIONS
21. Which statement best represents the positivist paradigm?
22. What is meant by a paradigm shift in research?
23. Which philosophical assumption (epistemology, ontology, axiology, or rhetoric) relates
to:

 knowledge
 reality
 values
 language

24. Which approach:

 recognises differences between human and natural sciences?
 requires interaction with participants?
 studies behaviour objectively?




SECTION E: SAMPLING METHODS
25. Why do some researchers prefer probability sampling over non-probability sampling?
26. Identify and differentiate between the following sampling types:

 Cluster sampling
 Stratified sampling
 Quota sampling
 Purposive sampling

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