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Quiz by Charley Cole, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Charley Cole
over 7 years ago
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Question 1
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What is a vignette?
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where participants read a story stem and are asked to complete it.
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where participants read a short hypothetical situation and answer a series of questions on it.
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where participants read a short real life situation and answer a series of questions on it.
Question 2
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The questions are often presented in different [blank_start]stages/sections[blank_end] (maximum = [blank_start]4[blank_end]).
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stages/sections
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scenarios
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situations
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4
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2
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6
Question 3
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When designing a vignette, researchers should ensure: (4)
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it is meaningful to participants.
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it is short and non-directive.
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it is piloted.
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it is a abstract situation.
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it is detailed enough for an understanding whilst remaining vague to compel a range of answers.
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it is detailed and creates a direction for which the responses can follow.
Question 4
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Vignettes are an empowering method of data collection.
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- True
- False
Question 5
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Strengths of using a vignette include: (3)
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useful for exploring perceptions, views and opinions.
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participants are freer in responses.
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more structured vignettes create potential for uniformity across the data.
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allows for an in depth follow up
Question 6
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Weaknesses of using a vignette include: (4)
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less accessible for participants with low literacy skills.
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interpretation can be difficult when people have no personal experience.
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data can be less transparent and harder to analyse.
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there is a gap between vignette and reality.
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the researcher can influence responses.
Question 7
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The number of participants for a vignette is:
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10-30
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20-40
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40+
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