5 Written Questions

1. a sample in which everyone in the target population has the same chance of being included in the study
2. the individual intended to represent the population to be studied
3. effects that interviewers have on respondents that lead to biased answers
4. in its narrow sense, written sources that provide data in its extended sense, archival material of any sort, including photographs, movies, CDs DVDs, and so on
5. a list of questions to be asked of respondents

5 Matching Questions

1. interview
2. self administered questionnaires
3. independent cariable
4. dependent variable
5. experimental group

1. a questionnaires that respondents fill out
2. b the group of subjects in the exoeriment who are exposed to the independent variable
3. c a factor that causes a change in another variable, called the dependent variable
4. d a factor in an experimetn taht is changed by an independent Variable
5. e direct questioning of respondents

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. interviews that use open ended question
   1. structured interviews
   2. unobtrusive measures
   3. unstructure interviews
   4. interview
2. a feeling of trust between researchers and the people they are studying
   1. rapport
   2. validity
   3. sample
   4. survey
3. an analysis of a single event, situation , or individual
   1. case study
   2. rapport
   3. survey
   4. validity
4. the way in which a researcher measures a variable
   1. open ended question
   2. operational definition
   3. generalizability
   4. respondents
5. a sample from selected subgroups of the target population in which everyone in those subgroups has an equal chance of being incluided in the research
   1. random sample
   2. stratified random sample
   3. sample
   4. structured interviews

5 True/False Questions

1. generalizability → the extenet to which research produce consistent or dependable results

   True        False

2. closed -ended question → questions that are followed by a list of possible answer to be selected by the respondent

   True        False

3. experimetn → direct questioning of respondents

   True        False

4. validity → the extent to which an operational definition measures what it is intended to measures

   True        False

5. participant observation ( or fieldwork) → the way in which a researcher measures a variable

   True        False