The Most Important Criterion for Selecting Participants in a Qualitative

question 31

Multiple Choice

The most important criterion for selecting participants in a qualitative study is to select those who can

• A) provide information about the topic and setting being investigated.
• B) provide a representative sample of the target population.
• C) increase the dependability of the study.
• D) increase the transferability of the study's findings.

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Definitions:

Night-Light

A small, low-power electrical light fixture often used in bedrooms or hallways to provide illumination during nighttime.

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

A sleep disorder characterized by repeated breathing interruptions during sleep, due to the temporary blockage of the upper airway.

Daytime Sleepiness

A condition characterized by persistent sleepiness and low energy during the day, often due to inadequate sleep or sleep disorders.

Attention Deficit Disorder

A neurological disorder characterized by problems with focus, impulsiveness, and maintaining attention, impacting daily functioning.