Category: Health and Physical Education Mcqs

(A) Theory of Motivation
(B) Theory of Psychoanalysis
(C) Theory of connectionism
(D) Theory of parallelism

(A) Malaria
(B) Measles
(C) Mumps
(D) Cholera

(A) It allows women’s voices to be heard, rather than objectifying and exploiting them
(B) It has always been carried out by female sociologists
(C) It allows the researcher to control variables and suppress women’s voices
(D) It claims to be value free and non-political

(A) Distance vs. proximity of researcher to participants
(B) Generalization vs. contextual understanding
(C) Hard, reliable data vs. rich, deep data
(D) Interpretivist vs. feminist

(A) The studies are difficult to replicate
(B) There is a lack of transparency
(C) The approach is too rigid and inflexible
(D) The accounts are too subjective and impressionistic

(A) The researcher does not impose any predetermined formats on the social world
(B) It allows for unexpected results to emerge from the data
(C) The researcher can adapt their theories and methods as the project unfolds
(D) All of the above

(A) To provide a contextual understanding of social behaviour
(B) Because once they have left the field, it is difficult to remember what happened
(C) So that they can compare their observations as a test of reliability
(D) Because they do not believe in going beyond the level of description

(A) The validity of an interview schedule can be measured
(B) Researchers ask their participants to comment on an account of the findings
(C) The problem of low response rates to a survey can be overcome
(D) Participants collaborate with the researcher to design the research