Psychology Statistic Midterm Reviewer

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What is the purpose of the introduction in a research study?

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The introduction provides important background information about the research being conducted and outlines the rationale for the study.

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What are the key components of Chapter 1: Problem and Its Background?

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1. Cites the reason for studying a topic. 2. Describes the setting of the research. 3. Presents supporting literature. 4. Justifies the need for the research.

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What is the Statement of the Problem in research?

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It presents the general and specific problems or objectives of the study, often in interrogative and declarative forms.

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What are the types of research questions?

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1. Factor-Isolating Questions 2. Factor-Relating Questions 3. Situation-Relating Questions 4. Situation-Producing Questions.

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What is a hypothesis in research?

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A hypothesis is a temporary answer to a research problem that guides the research process.

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What are the two main types of hypotheses?

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1. Scientific Hypothesis: Based on literature review. 2. Statistical Hypothesis: Standard hypothesis for statistical procedures.

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What is the difference between Null Hypothesis and Alternative Hypothesis?

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Null Hypothesis suggests a negative relation between variables, while Alternative Hypothesis suggests a positive relation.

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What is a theoretical framework in research?

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The theoretical framework is the abstract structure that guides the development of the study based on key concepts.

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What is the significance of the study?

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It explains how the study will benefit different stakeholders and addresses specific problems or needs.

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What is the difference between limitations and delimitations in research?

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Limitations are conditions beyond the researcher's control, while delimitations are conditions intentionally controlled by the researcher.