Lesson 7.2.1

7.2.1 Observation, questionnaires, interviews and cross-cultural research Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Psychology, Unit 7

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The 20 questions

  1. Which observation method involves the researcher joining in with the participants' activities?

    • Controlled
    • Participant
    • Non-participant
    • Structured
  2. Which observation method involves watching participants without joining their activities?

    • Covert
    • Non-participant
    • Participant
    • Controlled
  3. Which type of observation occurs when participants know they are being observed?

    • Indirect
    • Secondary
    • Covert
    • Overt
  4. Which type of observation occurs without the knowledge or consent of participants?

    • Participant
    • Overt
    • Structured
    • Covert
  5. Which technique counts the frequency of a target behaviour during an observation?

    • Content analysis
    • Tallying
    • Event rating
    • Time sampling
  6. Which interview type uses a predetermined set of identical questions in a fixed order?

    • Structured
    • Unstructured
    • Open-ended
    • Semi-structured
  7. What term describes participants responding in a way to look good?

    • Observer bias
    • Social desirability bias
    • Researcher bias
    • Demand characteristics
  8. A researcher watches children in a playground in secret and records behaviour without taking part. What type of observation is this?

    • Cross-cultural questionnaire
    • Overt participant observation
    • Structured interview
    • Covert non-participant observation
  9. What type of data is produced by tallying children's behaviour in an observation?

    • Qualitative data
    • Subjective data
    • Narrative data
    • Quantitative data
  10. Which type of data is collected using a numerical rating scale on a questionnaire?

    • Qualitative data
    • Categorical data
    • Quantitative data
    • Unstructured data
  11. Which type of interview uses predetermined questions but allows flexibility for follow-ups?

    • Clinical interview
    • Semi-structured interview
    • Structured interview
    • Unstructured interview
  12. What term describes a question that guides a participant towards a specific answer?

    • Closed question
    • Multiple choice question
    • Open question
    • Leading question
  13. Children behave differently during a study because they guess what the researcher wants to find. Which concept does this illustrate?

    • Monotropy
    • Affectionless psychopathy
    • Stratified sampling
    • Demand characteristics
  14. What type of study compares different cultural groups at a single point in time?

    • Case study
    • Longitudinal study
    • Field experiment
    • Cross-sectional study
  15. Which treaty protects the rights of children to express views in research?

    • UNCRC
    • BPS guidelines
    • Data Protection Act
    • Human Rights Act
  16. Which primary ethical concern is associated with covert observational research on children?

    • Demand characteristics
    • Lack of consent
    • Observer bias
    • Low reliability
  17. What is a primary advantage of using questionnaires rather than face-to-face interviews?

    • Deeper qualitative detail
    • Higher response rates
    • Large sample efficiency
    • Elimination of bias
  18. During 12 minutes of observation, 36 sharing acts are tallied. What is the average number of sharing acts per minute?

    • 36
    • 4
    • 3
    • 12
  19. Which research technique combines and analyses data from multiple independent studies?

    • Content analysis
    • Meta-analysis
    • Thematic analysis
    • Factor analysis
  20. Which term describes the extent of agreement between independent observers recording behaviour?

    • Ecological validity
    • Internal validity
    • Test-retest reliability
    • Inter-observer reliability

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