Exam 9: Section 1: Field Observation
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A theory that is created based upon experience and field observations is referred to as an_______________ theory.
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When the researcher selects the role of ________________ they are participating with the group but let the group know that they are conducting research.
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Which of the following statements is not true concerning field research?
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Fortunately, when doing field research sampling is very straight forward and you don't have the concerns that would be present in survey techniques.
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Field research is usually considered to be strong on validity yet weak on ____________.
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To gain access to a formal organization for the purposes of field research, one needs to find an ____________ who is personally known to and respected by the director.
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Describe the steps that would be necessary to gain access to a formal organization for the purposes of doing field research.
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Which of the following is not correct concerning structured observations?
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Qualitative field research is the preferred method for studying many types of active offenders, especially those with no recorded arrests or convictions for particular crimes.
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Field research is a data collection method that involves the direct observation of phenomena in their natural settings.
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It may be helpful to record field notes onto highly structured forms created prior to the beginning of the study.
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Research involving which of the following groups would not be receptive to the use of unstructured interviews?
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Compare and contrast the strengths and weaknesses of field research and survey research. Give specific attention to the topics of validity, reliability and generalizability.
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Qualitative field research is the preferred method for studying
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