Question 1

There is strong pressure in our society to comply with the requests of people

Accepted Answer

A)  Who are unassuming. 
B)  In positions of authority. 
C)  Who are unpretentious. 
D)  In white lab coats. 
A)  Who are unassuming. 
B)  In positions of authority. 
C)  Who are unpretentious. 
D)  In white lab coats.

Question 2

Using the systems framework for tailoring recruitment strategies, what are the first four levels to consider in recruiting research subjects?

Accepted Answer

The first four levels to consider in rec

Question 3

The decision for selecting the data collection methods in a research study is based on:

Accepted Answer

A)  Jurisdictional requirements. 
B)  Objective standards established in the 1950s. 
C)  Minimizing error and maximizing response rate. 
D)  The inferences that will be made. 
A)  Jurisdictional requirements. 
B)  Objective standards established in the 1950s. 
C)  Minimizing error and maximizing response rate. 
D)  The inferences that will be made.

Question 4

In doing a telephone survey, which is a standard for the presentation of questions?

Accepted Answer

A)  Attention to formatting and wording required. 
B)  Accurate and complete mailing list. 
C)  The researcher can use prompts and clarification. 
D)  Allows the greatest control over who answers the questions. 
A)  Attention to formatting and wording required. 
B)  Accurate and complete mailing list. 
C)  The researcher can use prompts and clarification. 
D)  Allows the greatest control over who answers the questions.

Question 5

In doing an in-person survey, what is a desired respondent characteristic?

Accepted Answer

A)  Motivated to respond thoroughly with attention to detail. 
B)  Accommodates disabilities such as hearing and concentration as well as some physical. 
C)  Best suited to professionals in businesses. 
D)  Appropriate when literacy and motivation are questionable. 
A)  Motivated to respond thoroughly with attention to detail. 
B)  Accommodates disabilities such as hearing and concentration as well as some physical. 
C)  Best suited to professionals in businesses. 
D)  Appropriate when literacy and motivation are questionable.

Question 6

The two key objectives of any recruitment strategy are:

Accepted Answer

A)  To assure validity and reliability to the research subjects. 
B)  To establish acceptable levels of experimental control and monitor these controls. 
C)  To remove any obstacles to participation and increase motivation. 
D)  To assess the sampling frame and make sure it is possible to acquire 20% greater than the minimum recommended number of research participants. 
A)  To assure validity and reliability to the research subjects. 
B)  To establish acceptable levels of experimental control and monitor these controls. 
C)  To remove any obstacles to participation and increase motivation. 
D)  To assess the sampling frame and make sure it is possible to acquire 20% greater than the minimum recommended number of research participants.

Question 7

List five guidelines to consider for when to use an Internet survey

Accepted Answer

1. Define your target audience: Before u

Question 8

List five guidelines to consider for when to use a telephone survey.

Accepted Answer

1. When you need to reach a large and di

Question 9

In addition to reporting the response rate, researchers should compare respondents with nonrespondents on:

Accepted Answer

A)  The timing of sample collection. 
B)  Variables that impact the dependent variable. 
C)  Ratio of total respondents and the number of items on the questionnaire. 
D)  The percentage of random versus the percentage of nonrandom subjects. 
A)  The timing of sample collection. 
B)  Variables that impact the dependent variable. 
C)  Ratio of total respondents and the number of items on the questionnaire. 
D)  The percentage of random versus the percentage of nonrandom subjects.

Question 10

In doing a mail survey, which is considered to be a resource requirement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Accurate and complete mailing list. 
B)  Any level of literacy, for both youths and adults. 
C)  Reliable transportation. 
D)  Design requires specialized knowledge and time spent in development. 
A)  Accurate and complete mailing list. 
B)  Any level of literacy, for both youths and adults. 
C)  Reliable transportation. 
D)  Design requires specialized knowledge and time spent in development.

Question 11

In doing an in-person survey, which is considered to be a resource requirement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Transportation. 
B)  Telephone costs, if long distance calling is involved. 
C)  Accurate and complete mailing list. 
D)  Pre-tested on a similar population. 
A)  Transportation. 
B)  Telephone costs, if long distance calling is involved. 
C)  Accurate and complete mailing list. 
D)  Pre-tested on a similar population.

Question 12

Which of the following accurately describes an in-person survey?

Accepted Answer

A)  Can be administered electronically. 
B)  Appropriate for closed, partially closed, and open-ended questions. 
C)  Less attention to formatting, design, and quality of paper. 
D)  Length of the survey will be dependent on the characteristics of the population surveyed. 
A)  Can be administered electronically. 
B)  Appropriate for closed, partially closed, and open-ended questions. 
C)  Less attention to formatting, design, and quality of paper. 
D)  Length of the survey will be dependent on the characteristics of the population surveyed.

There is strong pressure in our society to comply with the requests of people

Using the systems framework for tailoring recruitment strategies, what are the first four levels to consider in recruiting research subjects?

The decision for selecting the data collection methods in a research study is based on:

In doing a telephone survey, which is a standard for the presentation of questions?

In doing an in-person survey, what is a desired respondent characteristic?

The two key objectives of any recruitment strategy are:

List five guidelines to consider for when to use an Internet survey

List five guidelines to consider for when to use a telephone survey.

In addition to reporting the response rate, researchers should compare respondents with nonrespondents on:

In doing a mail survey, which is considered to be a resource requirement?

In doing an in-person survey, which is considered to be a resource requirement?

Which of the following accurately describes an in-person survey?

The Context of Social Work Research

The Politics and Ethics of Social Work Research

Research Problems and Research Questions

Single Subject Research

Research in Agencies and Communities

Qualitative Research

Group Research Design

Sampling

Measurement

Descriptions of Quantitative Data

Bivariate Statistics and Statistical Inference

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Exam 10: Data Collection and Data Entry

There is strong pressure in our society to comply with the requests of people

Using the systems framework for tailoring recruitment strategies, what are the first four levels to consider in recruiting research subjects?

The decision for selecting the data collection methods in a research study is based on:

In doing a telephone survey, which is a standard for the presentation of questions?

In doing an in-person survey, what is a desired respondent characteristic?

The two key objectives of any recruitment strategy are:

List five guidelines to consider for when to use an Internet survey

List five guidelines to consider for when to use a telephone survey.

In addition to reporting the response rate, researchers should compare respondents with nonrespondents on:

In doing a mail survey, which is considered to be a resource requirement?

In doing an in-person survey, which is considered to be a resource requirement?

Which of the following accurately describes an in-person survey?

The Context of Social Work Research

The Politics and Ethics of Social Work Research

Research Problems and Research Questions

Single Subject Research

Research in Agencies and Communities

Qualitative Research

Group Research Design

Sampling

Measurement

Descriptions of Quantitative Data

Bivariate Statistics and Statistical Inference

Filters