When Seeking Problem-Specific Data Through Qualitative Research, the Researcher

question 221

Multiple Choice

When seeking problem-specific data through qualitative research, the researcher:

• A) attempts to get yes or no answers from subjects.
• B) creates strict guidelines to direct responses to questions.
• C) tries to prevent the subject from giving open-ended responses.
• D) seeks for subjects to share their honest thoughts on a topic without interference.
• E) desires to obtain broad generalities from subjects.

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Definitions:

John Holland's Theory

A theory of career and vocational choice that matches individuals' personalities with compatible environments to predict job satisfaction and career success.

Occupational Choice

Refers to the process by which individuals select a career path, profession, or type of job based on various factors like interest, skills, and values.

Realistic Occupation

Jobs or careers that focus on practical, hands-on activities and require physical skills, often related to construction, maintenance, or agriculture.

Counselor

A professional who provides guidance, advice, or therapy to individuals or groups, especially in situations involving emotional, social, or psychological challenges.