1. All of the following are differences between qualitative and quantitative data analysis except: a. Qualitative analysis focuses on the context b. Qualitative analysis typically involves more depth and detail than quantitative analysis. c. Qualitative analysis typically involves fewer cases than quantitative analysis. d. Only qualitative analysis involves the analysis of texts. 2. A qualitative researcher would use a matrix: a. to record her jottings b. to show how different concepts are related c. to list all of the subjects in her project d. to transcribe recordings 3. Reactivity refers to: a. how a respondent's behavior changes as a result of being part of a study b. the process of refining concepts c. ethical considerations specific to qualitative data analysis d. a type of narrative analysis 4. Tacit knowledge is: a. a gut reaction to the credibility of an informant b. an understanding of when to use mixed methods Oa researcher's understanding of the social processes affecting respondents d. obtained in positivist research 5. All of the following would be examples of reflexive accounting except: a. how the researcher interacted with subjects in the field b. what problems he or she encountered c. why she chose to use a qualitative approach instead of a quantitative approach d. how problems were or were not resolved