Quiz 10

A  holder of all that is precious.

B  gatekeeper.

C  doorman.

D  concierge.

A  Interviewers must read each question exactly as it appears on the interview questionnaire.

B  Interviewers should never tailor the question to a specific informant.

C  Interviewers never use probes or follow-up questions.

D  Interviewers can reveal their personal background or interests to the interviewee to build trust and rapport.

A  gain an in-depth understanding of respondent views and beliefs.

B  minimize interviewer bias.

C  obtain closed-ended responses.

D  obtain easily tabulated data.

A  complete observer.

B  complete participant.

C  observer as participant.

D  participant as observer.

A  never use personal connections or friendships to gain entry into a field setting.

B  disguise or obscure the names of those being studied by using pseudonyms or made-up names.

C  not expect personal stress or psychological discomfort, but plan for a relaxing and totally enjoyable experience.

D  resolve all ethical dilemmas, problems, and issues before entering the field.

A  a researcher becomes over involved in the field setting and loses objectivity or the role of researcher to become a complete participant.

B  a person with formal or informal authority controls access to the field setting.

C  a researcher learns about secret illicit or illegal activities during the course of conducting field research.

D  members tell the researcher untruths to purposely mislead or give a false view.

A  freeze outs.

B  the use of breakdown

C  the use of small favors.

D  appearance of interest.

A  a page on which comments about the interview itself (e.g., tone, difficulties) is recorded.

B  a page about the researcher’s role or “face” in the field.

C  a page with information and background characteristics of the interviewee and his or her friends.

D  a page with a pictorial representation of each respondent.

A  presentation of self.

B  defocusing.

C  naturalism.

D  thick description.

A  never reveal any personal information about him/herself to anyone being interviewed.

B  always ask the same questions in the same order to each person in a field site.

C  intersperse questions into informal conversations and tailor questions to specific people being interviewed.

D  follow the exact wording of questions and do not improvise.