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In an ethnographic study, hypotheses usually
are based on a comprehensive review of the literature.
are stated in a testable form prior to the study.
are not used.
emerge throughout the study.
Which of the following would be appropriate data for an ethnographic study?
IQ scores
verbal descriptions
test scores
Likert scale questions
What is the term for a researcher’s attentive observation in the participant’s setting during an ethnographic study?
naturalistic observation
concentration
focused observation
paying attention
Which of the following is a major strength of ethnographic research?
it is more likely than other types of research to reveal implications that can be used to improve education
it is easy to check the validity of an observer’s conclusions
it is highly dependent on the observations of individual researchers
the observers may be subjective in collecting and interpreting data
In conducting an ethnographic study, the researcher does which of the following?
often allows the research questions to develop as the study progresses
sometimes collects data by the use of a mailed questionnaire
randomly selects the subjects to participate in the study
attempts to determine the relationship between two variables
What is the main purpose of ethnographic research?
to describe the current status of something
to describe group social life as it relates to education
to describe events of the past
to describe the relationship between two variables
Which type of qualitative research methodology examines an event from the perspective of individual participants?
phenomenonological research
historical research
ethnography
grounded theory research
For an historical research study, which of the following is not an example of a primary data source?
a bulletin from a school board
a textbook used in 1920
classroom equipment used in a one-room schoolhouse
an early-1930s newspaper article about a school activity
When interviewing informants for historical studies, the reliability of the data being collected can be confirmed how?
clearly explaining the purpose of the research to those being interviewed
asking the same questions of all informants
using open-ended questions
restructuring the interview guide
Which of the following is not an example of a secondary data source?
a videotape of a school board meeting
newspaper reports of a school debate
a scholarly literature review of the research on school improvement
a textbook on school improvement
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