A. qualitative research
B. ethnography
C. secondary research
D. field research
E. non-participant observation
A. the cost of the stamps
B. the response rates
C. the inability to follow-up
D. some respondents are paranoid
E. the mail is slow
A. exhaustive
B. tangible
C. comprehensive
D. relevant
E. mutually exclusive
A. at least 100 people must be selected
B. every sub-sample of the population must be represented
C. every member of the population must have an equal chance of being chosen
D. a phone book must be used to generate random names.
E. the researcher must pre-test the subjects
A. variation
B. correlation
C. observation
D. measure of central tendency
E. spurious relationship
A. measures of variation
B. measures of central tendency
C. measures of enumeration
D. measures of correlation
E. measures of coefficients
A. Triangulation
B. Ethnography
C. Field research
D. Variation
E. Cluster sampling
A. valid
B. reliable
C. factual
D. internally consistent
E. instrumental
A. variables
B. populations
C. ideas
D. indices
E. theories
A. theory always precedes research
B. theory can be developed independent of research
C. research always precedes theory
D. the relationship between theory and research is cyclical
E. research is dictated by the theoretical perspective