Interviews
This is what we call an interview format when the ordering and wording of questions can be modified as you go.
What is semi-structured?
This person grants or denies access to the field.
What is a gatekeeper?
This is the unit of analysis in content analysis studies.
What is social artifact?
Questions in surveys are typically _____, meaning there are limited and pre-determined response options.
What is closed-ended?
The stimulus or treatment in an experiment is called this.
What is independent variable?
What is closed ended?
When a field researcher takes the role of fully immersing in the field and in the social group that they are researching, this is the name of the role.
What is complete participation?
Content analysis is _____ meaning it does not involve humans and does not intrude on their lives.
What is unobtrusive?
A survey that is longitudinal and asks the exact same people at multiple points in time is called this.
What is a panel survey?
The effect or outcome in an experiment is called this.
What is dependent variable?
What is double-barrelled?
When the field researcher stands back and watches without participation, this is the name of the role.
What is complete observation?
What is manifest content?
What is negatively worded?
A ____-experiment occurs in the real world rather than a laboratory.
What is quasi-experiment?
The researcher takes a role as _____ in a focus group.
What is moderator?
This is what we call the type of research approach that really involves the participation of the community members at every stage.
What is participatory action research (PAR)?
This content is more hidden and the meanings need to be interpreted more deeply.
What is latent content?
The level of ______ is important to understand when designing the response options for surveys and analyzing the data after the surveys are completed.
What is level of measurement?
The group that does NOT get the stimulus in a classic experiment is the _____, while the group that does NOT get the stimulus in a quasi-experiment is the ______.
What is control and comparison?
This is what we call the group that is similar to a focus group when we are researching with/on Indigenous participants.
What is a sharing circle?
PAR is _______ meaning it focuses on the positives of the community it is studying.
What is strength-based?
We can talk about how people perceive the media content they see/hear by doing content analysis. True/false?
False
A response rate of ____% is deemed good for survey research.
What is 50%?
Experiments are the best method for determining this.
What is causality?