What is reflexivity in qualitative research?

		A method that researchers use to make sure their findingsreflect their preconceived notions about research participants
		The process of deepening our understanding of ourselves and ourpositions in the world in order to better understand the socialrealities of others
		When a medical provider checks your tendon reflexes with areflex hammer
		A method that researchers practice with the hopes of eliminatingall potential biases

What is the purpose of reflexivity in public healthresearch?

		Enable researchers to eliminate any potential bias
		Help researchers to be aware of any potential bias while knowingthey cannot fully prevent it
		Help researchers develop hypotheses to test
		Increase researchers’ preconceived notions about studyparticipants

How is the concept of reality framed in positivism and ininterpretivism?

		In positivism, there is one objective truth and reality, and ininterpretivism, there are multiple realities
		There is no such thing as reality in positivism orinterpretivism
		In positivism, there are multiple realities, and ininterpretivism, there is one objective truth and reality
		In positivism, there is no objective truth and reality, and ininterpretivism, there is one objective truth and reality

What are the components of “trustworthiness” in qualitativeresearch?

		Internal validity, generalizability, reliability, andobjectivity
		Credibility, transferability, dependability, andconfirmability
		Internal validity, transferability, dependability, andobjectivity
		Credibility, generalizability, reliability, andconfirmability