Research Process

Research process consists of __ steps.

• 6

• 7

• 8

• 9

These are the common mistakes in choosing a research topic, EXCEPT

• Topic is too difficult

• Topic is too broad

• Sticking with the last topic that comes into mind

• Inadequate literature on the topic

Step 3 in research process is _________

• Literature review

• Construct hypotheses

• Conduct a research study

• Collect relevant data

These are how we can find a research idea, EXCEPT?

• Keep an open mind

• Do your homework

• Based on friend's suggestion

• Pick a topic that you are interested

These are how we can construct a good research hypothesis, EXCEPT?

• Acceptable

• Logical

• Testable

• Refutable

Research is a _________ process

• linear

• spiral

• hexagonal

• triangle

A logical research hypothesis _________.

• usually founded in established theories or developed from the

  results of previous research

• must be possible to observe and measure all of the variables involved

• must be possible to obtain research results that are contrary to the

  prediction

• must make a positive statement about the existence of something, usually the existence of relationship, the existence of a difference,

  or the existence of a treatment effect.

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NGSS.HS-LS4-1

How can you analyse and interpret the results?

• By assuming that something does not exist

• Making decisions about the specific methods

• Identify the results without commentating on them

• Use statistical methods to examine and evaluate the data

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NGSS.HS-LS3-3

One of the reason to report your research results is?

• To gain popularity

• To make more money

• To get praise

• The research procedure is public so it can be replicated or refuted

  by other researchers

Choose a statement that refers to a CASE STUDY research.

• Involves the in -depth study and detailed description of a single or limited number of groups

• Research based on describing the past

  .

• Where practitioners in their workplace, whether they be teachers, nurses, doctors, managers, etc., engage in research in order

• Examines the relationship between two variables

  .