What is the distinguishing characteristic of grounded theory?
a. Culture is analyzed by participant-observation in which the researcher becomes grounded in the culture over a long period of time.
b. It relies on analysis of texts in which a person tells a story about him- or herself.
c. The interplay among respondents allows them to piggyback off of each other's ideas.
d. It does not begin with a theory but instead extracts one from whatever emerges from an area of inquiry.
Question 2
When a list of numbers (such as prices or how many times per week a respondent visits a store) is given for the alternatives in a multiple-response question, there is a high probably that position bias will occur. In this case, the bias would be
a. toward the lowest numbers
b. toward the central position
c. toward the highest numbers
d. toward the first number in the series
e. toward the last number in the series
Leininger's Culutral Care Theory
Trichromatic Theory of Color Vision
Two-Factor Theory
Gender Schema Theory
Culture Media and Isolates
Art and culture