1.)How do we distinguish between confidentiality and anonymity? Choose an option and ratify with a clear explanation.

A.Data collection can be described as anonymous if you do not know who has taken part in your study.

B.Confidentiality can be promised in circumstances when you know who has taken part in your study, but you do not divulge this information to other people

C.Both of the above

D.Neither A nor B

2.)You found a research paper (or working paper, government report, etc.) related to your research project on the Internet. How will you cite this?

3.)You are employed as a school psychologist in a district that has a broad range of family income levels. The district just started a Vocational Transition Program for juniors in High School. The program will be scheduled for one period once a week for the entire school year. You have been asked to evaluate the effectiveness of this program. What type of questions will you be employing in your questionnaires and which method of analysis will you use to analyse the data?

4.)You are an intern in the Tesla R&D team and they have asked you to assess the performance sufficiency of the battery designs that they have completed in the context of their upcoming car line. Which first cycle coding method would you use and why so?

5.)Match the following:

1. Labelling of fieldwork settings and participants used mainly to manage the data.

2. May be used instead of word-processing programs to manage qualitative data.

3. Written to elaborate the basis of coding categories.

4. A scheme that distinguishes among types and dimensions of a phenomenon.

5. A data display based on two or more concepts or variables.

6. A method of evaluating the results of qualitative data analysis.

7. The general analytic strategy of grounded theory methods.

8. Can help to determine if people are expressing their thoughts and feelings in the same language.

9. Coding sources of livelihood among the homeless as "working for wages," "selling goods," and "scavenging" illustrates this.

10. Blee applied this method to her life history interviews of women members of racist organizations.

11. The application of this method results in highly detailed transcriptions.

a. action coding

b. attribute coding

c. code memo

d. Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS)

e. constant-comparative method

f. conversation analysis

g. in vivo coding

h. member checking

i. narrative analysis

j. taxonomy

k. typology