Top 80+ Solved Legal Education and RM 2 MCQ Questions Answer

a. what is already known about the topic

b. what concepts and theories have been applied to the topic

c. who are the key contributors to the topic

d. all of the above

a. allows theory to emerge out of the data

b. involves testing an explicitly defined hypothesis

c. allows for findings to feed back into the stock of knowledge

d. uses qualitative methods whenever possible

a. sampling using a sampling frame

b. identifying people who are suitable for research

c. literally, the researcher\s brief-case

d. sampling people, newspapers, television programmes etc.

a. research questions

b. unstructured interviewing

c. postal survey questionnaires

d. participant observation

a. because far too much data is collected than is required

b. because we need to make sense of the data

c. because of the repetitions in answers to questionnaires

d. because the sample size has been exceeded

a. introduction; data collection; data analysis; conclusions and recommendations.

b. executive summary; literature review; data gathered; conclusions; bibliography.

c. research plan; research data; analysis; references.

d. introduction; literature review; research methods; results; discussion; conclusion.

a. being immersed in a social group or setting

b. participant observation, interviews, and/or documentary analysis

c. a written account of an ethnographic study

d. all of the above

a. a group member who helps the ethnographer gain access to relevant people/events

b. a senior level member of the organisation who refuses to allow researchers into it

c. a participant who appears to be helpful but then blows the researcher\s cover

d. someone who cuts keys to help the ethnographer gain access to a building

a. complete participant

b. participant-as-observer

c. observer-as-participant

d. complete observer

a. yes, provided it is not very serious

b. no, never under any circumstances

c. yes, because otherwise data on criminal activity would never come to light

d. yes, provided it doesn\t cause physical harm to someone

a. scratch notes are just key words and phrases, rather than lengthy descriptions

b. full field notes are quicker and easier to write than scratch notes

c. scratch notes are written at the end of the day rather than during key events

d. full field notes do not involve the researcher scratching their head while thinking

a. positivist and interpretivist

b. qualitative and quantitative

c. nominal and ordinal

d. extant and research-driven

a. the procedure is less standardized

b. "rambling" off the topic is not a problem

c. the researcher seeks rich, detailed answers

d. all of the above

a. unstructured interview

b. oral history interview

c. structured interview

d. focus group interview

a. one that inquires about a sensitive or deeply personal issue

b. one that encourages the interviewee to say more about a topic

c. one that asks indirectly about people\s opinions

d. one that moves the conversation on to another topic