Question 1

Identify and discuss the tips for "breaking into prison" and other criminal justice organizations as provided by Trulson,Marqart,and Mullings.

Accepted Answer

[key points to be made]
● Get a contact.

Question 2

Mnemonics is a basic cannon of research.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Design imperfections,in either the instrument or the analysis,can produce inaccurate results.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Reciprocity involves a system of mutual obligations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Which of the following refers to the keeping of a detailed and extensive diary during field research?

Accepted Answer

A) Research documentation 
B) Field notes 
C) Scientific diary 
D) Memoires 
A) Research documentation 
B) Field notes 
C) Scientific diary 
D) Memoires

Question 6

Photo criminology refers to the use of photographs in field studies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Which of the following refers to quantitative case studies that involve longitudinal measurement of a dependent variable on a single subject or case?

Accepted Answer

A) Single-subject designs 
B) Mono-subject designs 
C) Quasi-subject designs 
D) Solo-subject studies SSS) 
A) Single-subject designs 
B) Mono-subject designs 
C) Quasi-subject designs 
D) Solo-subject studies SSS)

Question 8

The Weber Approach was Weber's notion that researchers understand a group by immersing themselves in the world of the group.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Participant observation refers to a variety of strategies in which the researcher studies a group in its natural setting by observing its activities and,to varying degrees,participating in its activities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which of the following topics have been offered as suggestions for conducting field studies of criminals?

Accepted Answer

A) Gaining access 
B) Acceptance 
C) Gatekeepers 
D) All of the above 
A) Gaining access 
B) Acceptance 
C) Gatekeepers 
D) All of the above

Question 11

Memory stimulation refers to simple memorizing devices that are particularly useful in field studies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Identify and discuss the guidance provided to participant observers studying criminals in their natural environment.

Accepted Answer

[key points to be made]
● Subject is in

Question 13

Which of the following takes place when the researcher not only joins in,but actually begins to manipulate the direction of,group activity?

Accepted Answer

A) Complete participation 
B) Researcher participation 
C) Researcher dominance 
D) None of the above 
A) Complete participation 
B) Researcher participation 
C) Researcher dominance 
D) None of the above

Question 14

Life histories and oral histories are some methodologies employed in case studies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Critics of experiments and surveys point to a myriad of shortcomings,including artificiality,assumption of a connection between attitude and behavior,and the tendency of the findings to be a result of the method used rather than real findings.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The __________ was Weber's notion that researchers understand a group by immersing themselves in the world of the group.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The __________ was Weber's notion that researchers...

Question 17

Identify and discuss methods in which participant observers may validate research findings.

Accepted Answer

[key points to be made]
● Data gathered

Question 18

A principal advantage of participant observation is its very time-consuming nature.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

__________ is the tendency of observers to over-identify with groups.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ is the tendency of observers to...

Question 20

__________ are in-depth,qualitative studies of one or a few illustrative cases.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ are in-depth,qualitative studies of one or...

Identify and discuss the tips for "breaking into prison" and other criminal justice organizations as provided by Trulson,Marqart,and Mullings.

Mnemonics is a basic cannon of research.

Design imperfections,in either the instrument or the analysis,can produce inaccurate results.

Reciprocity involves a system of mutual obligations.

Which of the following refers to the keeping of a detailed and extensive diary during field research?

Photo criminology refers to the use of photographs in field studies.

Which of the following refers to quantitative case studies that involve longitudinal measurement of a dependent variable on a single subject or case?

The Weber Approach was Weber's notion that researchers understand a group by immersing themselves in the world of the group.

Participant observation refers to a variety of strategies in which the researcher studies a group in its natural setting by observing its activities and,to varying degrees,participating in its activities.

Which of the following topics have been offered as suggestions for conducting field studies of criminals?

Memory stimulation refers to simple memorizing devices that are particularly useful in field studies.

Identify and discuss the guidance provided to participant observers studying criminals in their natural environment.

Which of the following takes place when the researcher not only joins in,but actually begins to manipulate the direction of,group activity?

Life histories and oral histories are some methodologies employed in case studies.

Critics of experiments and surveys point to a myriad of shortcomings,including artificiality,assumption of a connection between attitude and behavior,and the tendency of the findings to be a result of the method used rather than real findings.

The __________ was Weber's notion that researchers understand a group by immersing themselves in the world of the group.

Identify and discuss methods in which participant observers may validate research findings.

A principal advantage of participant observation is its very time-consuming nature.

__________ is the tendency of observers to over-identify with groups.

__________ are in-depth,qualitative studies of one or a few illustrative cases.

Introduction to Criminal Justice Research Methods: Theory and Method

Ethics in Criminal Justice Research

Research Design: the Experimental Model and Its Variations

The Uniform Crime Reports and Sampling

Survey Research: Questionnaires

Interviews and Telephone Surveys

Unobtrusive Measures,secondary Analysis,and the Uses of Official Statistics

Validity,reliability,and Triangulated Strategies

Scaling and Index Construction

Policy Analysis and Evaluation Research

Data Management: Coding,tabulation,and Simple Data Presentation

Data Analysis: a Users Guide to Statistics

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Exam 7: Participant Observation and Case Studies

Identify and discuss the tips for "breaking into prison" and other criminal justice organizations as provided by Trulson,Marqart,and Mullings.

Mnemonics is a basic cannon of research.

Design imperfections,in either the instrument or the analysis,can produce inaccurate results.

Reciprocity involves a system of mutual obligations.

Which of the following refers to the keeping of a detailed and extensive diary during field research?

Photo criminology refers to the use of photographs in field studies.

Which of the following refers to quantitative case studies that involve longitudinal measurement of a dependent variable on a single subject or case?

The Weber Approach was Weber's notion that researchers understand a group by immersing themselves in the world of the group.

Participant observation refers to a variety of strategies in which the researcher studies a group in its natural setting by observing its activities and,to varying degrees,participating in its activities.

Which of the following topics have been offered as suggestions for conducting field studies of criminals?

Memory stimulation refers to simple memorizing devices that are particularly useful in field studies.

Identify and discuss the guidance provided to participant observers studying criminals in their natural environment.

Which of the following takes place when the researcher not only joins in,but actually begins to manipulate the direction of,group activity?

Life histories and oral histories are some methodologies employed in case studies.

Critics of experiments and surveys point to a myriad of shortcomings,including artificiality,assumption of a connection between attitude and behavior,and the tendency of the findings to be a result of the method used rather than real findings.

The __________ was Weber's notion that researchers understand a group by immersing themselves in the world of the group.

Identify and discuss methods in which participant observers may validate research findings.

A principal advantage of participant observation is its very time-consuming nature.

__________ is the tendency of observers to over-identify with groups.

__________ are in-depth,qualitative studies of one or a few illustrative cases.

Introduction to Criminal Justice Research Methods: Theory and Method

Ethics in Criminal Justice Research

Research Design: the Experimental Model and Its Variations

The Uniform Crime Reports and Sampling

Survey Research: Questionnaires

Interviews and Telephone Surveys

Unobtrusive Measures,secondary Analysis,and the Uses of Official Statistics

Validity,reliability,and Triangulated Strategies

Scaling and Index Construction

Policy Analysis and Evaluation Research

Data Management: Coding,tabulation,and Simple Data Presentation

Data Analysis: a Users Guide to Statistics

Filters