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The document consists of a quiz assessing knowledge on various research methodologies and concepts, including literature reviews, qualitative and quantitative research, and ethical considerations in research proposals. It includes multiple-choice questions that evaluate understanding of decolonial perspectives, credibility, validity, and the research process. The quiz is designed for individuals studying research methods and aims to reinforce their comprehension of key topics in the field.

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HMPYC80-26-Y  Welcome Message  Assessment 1

QUIZ

Saturday, 2 May 2026, 6:47 PM


Finished
Saturday, 2 May 2026, 7:03 PM
16 mins 24 secs

Complete

Marked out of 1.00

Thabo summarizes several studies on youth


substance abuse but simply lists them one after
another without comparing or critiquing them.
What is the main weakness in Thabo’s literature
review?

a. Failure to collect primary data

b. Lack of data analysis

c. Descriptive rather than critical engagement

d. Incorrect sampling method

Complete

Marked out of 1.00

Researcher K is involved in research in the local


community. The research aims to link with notions of
decoloniality. Evaluate the options and determine
which practices used by researcher K are
underpinned by decolonial perspectives.(i) The voices
of all the members of the community are included in
the research.(ii) The voices of historically silenced
parties are included in the research.(iii) Storytelling is
used to collect data.(iv) Mass media is used to
promote the research.(v) The voices of the youth are
included in the research.(vi) The wisdom of elders,
community leaders and traditional healers are
included in the research.

a. (i), (iii), and (v)

b. None of the options are applicable

c. (i), (iv) and (vi)

d. (ii), (iii) and (vi)

e. (ii), (iv) and (v)


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The ____ researchers may deem themselves to be the


research instrument because the bulk of their data
collection depends on their personal involvement in
the setting. Both verbal and non-verbal data can be
collected, and this is usually drawn from a relatively
small number of participants.

a. qualitative

b. quantitative

c. participatory

d. mixed method

e. None of the options are applicable

Complete

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Credibility in qualitative research is comparable to


which concept in quantitative research?

A. Objectivity

B. Generalisability

C. Validity

D. Reliability

Complete

Marked out of 1.00

Validity refers to . . .

A. Sample size adequacy

B. Statistical power

C. Degree to which an instrument measures


what it intends to measure

D. Stability of results
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A proposal includes a title, introduction, literature


review, theoretical framework and research
methodology but omits ethical considerations.
What is the MOST signi�cant concern?

a. The proposal is incomplete without ethical


discussion.

b. The study may lack validity.

c. The title may lack clarity.

d. The methodology is too detailed.

Complete

Marked out of 1.00

The purpose of making use of negotiated spaces


when conducting participatory research is to create
spaces where Indigenous Knowledge Systems and
scienti�c research are respected equally. Researcher
F conducts research in small local communities of
Kalahari to determine the uses of traditional plants.
One of the research outcomes was to write a book
that can be helpful to all residents in the area. Some
sections in the book were written by local community
members and a large portion of the pro�t from the
book went to the authors and the development of a
community centre and the training of �eld guides.
What type of participation existed between
researcher F and the local community?

a. Contract participation

b. Consultative participation

c. Collaborative participation

d. Collegiate participation

e. None of the options are applicable

Complete

Marked out of 1.00

Ahmed is conducting a study on employee


motivation. He writes:
"There is a positive relationship between �exible
working hours and employee productivity in retail
stores"

Which element of framing the study is this?

a. Research question

b. Research objective

c. Research hypothesis

d. Conceptual framework
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The term ___ describes the research which is


conducted in such a way that the worldviews of those
who have suffered a long history of oppression and
marginalisation are enabled by using their frame of
reference.

a. transformation

b. None of the options are applicable

c. decolonisation

d. reconstruction

e. indigenisation

Complete

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Lerato wants to study “youth unemployment in South


Africa.” Her supervisor advises her to make the topic
more speci�c. She then re�nes it to:
"The impact of digital skills training on employment
opportunities among youth in Soweto."

What process has Lerato completed?

a. Writing the literature review

b. Developing a sampling framework

c. Narrowing and re�ning the research topic

d. Data analysis planning

Complete

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Kabelo is starting his research on gender-based


violence. Before designing his study, he reads journal
articles, books, and policy reports to understand what
has already been studied and where gaps exist.

What is Kabelo primarily doing?

a. Developing a sampling strategy

b. Conducting a literature review

c. Writing research objectives

d. Collecting primary data


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Researcher Z is focusing on contributing to the


scholarship in the �eld of the discipline. Researcher Z
collected data from industry professionals on their
experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. When
Researcher Z communicates the �ndings of the
study, the audience for the research will be__________

a. colleagues

b. new researchers

c. None of the options are applicable

d. lay readers

e. practitioners

Complete

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The ______ can be seen as a form of authority from


the past, as things have always been and are based
on customs, habits, and repetitions. It is also an
important source of knowledge especially as far as
moral judgements and values are concerned and may
hold value in indigenous communities.

a. belief

b. None of the options are applicable

c. common sense

d. tradition

e. personal experience

Complete

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When considering research and professional


practices, professionals are often faced with
challenges. Organise the key issues of research and
professional practice from the most relevant to the
least relevant. (i) the philosophical foundations of
professions; (ii) the nature of professional
practice; (iii) interprofessional responsibility between
professions; (iv) the diversity of paradigms within
professions, (v) professional practice in the Fourth
Industrial Revolution (4IR).

a. (ii), (iv) and (v)

b. (i), (ii) and (iii).

c. (ii), (iii) and (iv)

d. (iii), (iv) and (v)

e. None of the options are applicable


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A researcher aims to understand lived experiences of


gender-based violence survivors.
Which methodological choice BEST supports this
aim?

a. Cross-sectional survey

b. Secondary data analysis only

c. Phenomenological qualitative design

d. Experimental design

Complete

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The research process consists of �ve main elements.


Which option contains the correct sequence of the
research elements?(i) analysis(ii) management(iii)
focusing(iv) collecting(v) planning(vi) reporting

a. None of the options are applicable

b. (v), (ii), (iv), (i) and (vi)

c. (iii), (v), (iv), (i) and (vi)

d. (iii), (v), (i), (iv) and (ii)

e. (ii), (iii), (v), (iv) and (vi)

Complete

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Reliability refers to . . .

A. Research funding

B. Accuracy of measurement

C. Consistency of measurement

D. Ethical compliance

Complete

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Data saturation occurs when . . .

A. Statistical signi�cance is achieved

B. All questionnaires are returned

C. No new themes or insights emerge from


the data

D. The sample size reaches 100 participants


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A psychologist spends six months attending


meetings and activities of a community-based youth
organisation. She observes interactions, takes �eld
notes, and informally interviews members to
understand the group’s norms and leadership
structure.

Which qualitative design is most evident in this


scenario?

A. Cross-sectional survey

B. Ethnography

C. Experimental design

D. Phenomenology

Complete

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A researcher states that the aim of the study is to


explore the lived experiences of caregivers of children
with autism. However, the methodology section
proposes a structured questionnaire with closed-
ended Likert-scale questions only.

Which evaluation BEST re�ects methodological


reasoning?

a. The design is appropriate because


questionnaires are e�cient.

b. The research design ensures


generalizability.

c. The study is strengthened by numerical


data.

d. The methodology lacks alignment with the


exploratory aim.

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