Operational definition refers to a detailed explanation of the technical terms and measurements used during data collection.

• TRUE

• FALSE

When data is clearly defined, it provides the same results when it is tested again and tends to be changeable.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A hypothesis when tested should be time bound.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A hypothesis should be consistent with most known facts.

• TRUE

• FALSE

If the writer wants to make sure that the data is consistent, it is important to have a detailed operational definition of terms.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The conceptual framework lies within a much broader framework called________________.

• SUMMARY

• CONCLUSION

• THERORETICAL FRAMEWORK

• METHODOLOGY

This is a concept which can take on different quantitative value. As such, the concepts like weight, height, income are all examples _____________.

• DATA

• VARIABLES

• SCOPE

• DELIMITATION

A variable which is considered as a consequence of one variable.

• INDEPENDENT VARIABLE

• DEPENDENT VARIABLE

• CONTROL VARIABLE

• EXTRANEOUS

A variable that is antecedent to a certain variable.

• DEPENDENT VARIABLE

• INDEPENDENT VARIABLE

• CONTROL VARIABLE

• EXTRANEOUS VARIABLE

Independent variables that are not related to the purpose of the study, but may affect the dependent variable.

• DEPENDENT VARIABLE

• INDEPENDENT VARIABLE

• CONTROL VARIABLE

• EXTRANEOUS VARIABLE