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RESEARCH METHODS
Reliability
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How should participants be referred to in research?
By
numbers
or
initials
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What does reliability in research refer to?
A measure of
consistency
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Which research methods tend to be the most reliable?
Quantitative
methods
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What is a characteristic of laboratory experiments?
They are
controlled
and easy to
repeat
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What should happen in interviews/questionnaires for reliability?
The same person should answer
consistently
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Which type of questions are likely to be more reliable in research?
Closed questions
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What is interobserver reliability in observations?
Two observers
produce
the
same
observations
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How reliable are qualitative methods compared to quantitative methods?
Less
reliable
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Why are case studies and unstructured interviews considered less reliable?
They are difficult to
repeat
in the same way
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What are the key differences between quantitative and qualitative methods in terms of reliability?
Quantitative methods:
Tend to be more
reliable
Controlled and repeatable
Qualitative methods:
Less reliable
Difficult to repeat consistently
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