In Qualitative Research, the Presentation of Ambiguous Objects or Activities

question 34

Multiple Choice

In qualitative research, the presentation of ambiguous objects or activities that are open to various interpretations is known as:

• A) random assignment.
• B) a projective technique.
• C) an experiment.
• D) role playing.

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Definitions:

Phonology

The branch of linguistics that deals with the systematic organization of sounds in languages.

Sounds Combined

The integration of individual auditory elements into complex recognizable patterns or speech.

Lexical Ambiguity

The idea that some words have different meanings; for example, bank can refer to the side of a river or to a financial institution.

Phonetic Ambiguity

A linguistic phenomenon where a speech sound or sequence of sounds can be interpreted in more than one way due to its pronunciation.