A study that relies primarily on quantitative data and uses qualitative data to follow up is considered an example of which approach to mixed methods design?
a. Multiphase iterative
b. Embedded
c. Exploratory
d. Explanatory
d
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Research conducted by Dr. Walter Gilliam resulted in an increase in the number of mental health consultants available to work with preschool children. Dr. Gilliam's research had this impact because
A. it used a large, representative sample of preschool children. B. his research was published in a well-respected scientific journal. C. his research convinced legislators to create social policy that provided these services. D. everyone recognizes that early childhood is the most important period in development.
The purpose of triangulation in the mixed methods approach to research is to
a. forge the convergence of data collected from the different methods. b. investigate patterns of consistencies and inconsistencies in the study's findings. c. to understand a research problem using various data methods, time dimensions, and paradigms. d. All of these.
From the perspective of Vygotsky and the textbook, opportunities to engage in pretend play (e.g., playing "house" or "doctor") have which one of the following effects?
a. They allow children to practice adult behaviors. b. They can promote equilibration. c. They are highly enjoyable but have little impact on cognitive development. d. They foster traditional gender stereotypes.
Brad Everett realizes that social acceptance is important to his students, so he creates a rule forbidding any form of social rejection in his class. Taking this characteristic of his students into account suggests that Brad most likely teaches:
a. kindergarteners. b. second graders. c. fourth graders. d. eighth graders.