2nd Quarter: Prac 1 Unit Test/Exam Review.

Which of the following is NOT a good research reference?

• Movie

• newspaper clippings

• journal articles

• Textbooks

What part of the citation is used in the paragraph?

Mothers perceive themselves as more supportive of their children’s career development in contrast to fathers (Ginevra, et al. 2015).

• In-text citation

• Bibliography

• Reference citation

• Works cited

This part of the introduction sets the situation behind your research work, as well as the foundations and motivations behind the topic.

• The research gap

• The statement of the problem

• The background of the study

• Scope and Delimitations

Miguel's research topic is about the effect of music on academic performance. He wants to make it clear, however, that he will be focusing on music only, and not any other factors which affect academic performance. In which part of the introduction should he indicate this?

• The research gap

• The significance of the study

• The background of the study

• The scope and limitations

Among the statements, which best differentiates phenomenology from a grounded theory?

• Phenomenology deals with finding data to explain unknown or foreign phenomena, while grounded theory uses new theories to validate old theories that were discovered.

• Phenomenology deals with building theories to explain the phenomena, while grounded theory uses theories for new theories to emerge.

• Phenomenology deals with exploring the life experiences of the participants, while grounded theory explains past theories.

• Phenomenology deals with finding the essence of the phenomena based on the data, while grounded theory uses data for new theories to emerge.

A group of researchers concluded that the Agta of Camarines Sur is experiencing reterritorialization (Gonzales et al. 2020). If they have spent three months with the indigenous people and immersed with them, which among the designs have they chosen to construct their conclusion?

•   phenomenology

• case study

• Ethnography

• grounded theory

If your group wants to understand and evaluate the entire story of a scientist based on the most important phenomena that happened in his life, and relate it to the interweaved phenomena that have happened to similar scientists, select the best qualitative research design to use.

• Narrative. Because the subject is the story of the scientist, interweaved phenomena imply that the scientist had similar stories with other scientists in his or her field.

• Phenomenology. The subject of the study is the most important phenomenon of the scientist.

• Case Study. The only subject of the story is the scientist

• Grounded Theory. The study must base its conclusion on facts, and thus, allowing a new theory to emerge from the interweaved stories.

Your group wants to study the life experiences of street cleaners on implementing the policies concerning waste segregation. Which sampling procedure should your group use?

• convenience

• Purposive

• snowball

• quota

Lina used a sampling procedure wherein she asked her roommate to have 10 of her friends to come over at their house on the weekend and conduct a focus group discussion. What kind of sampling procedure Lina used?

• Convenience

• purposive

• quota

• snowball

Your group wants to determine the negative attitudes of students using online educational videos as a supplement for answering home activities for mathematics. Which sampling procedure is the best used?

• Snowball. We need referrals to know who among the students use online educational videos in studying mathematics.

• Convenience. It is best to assume that everyone uses online educational videos in studying mathematics so anyone can be a respondent.

• Quota. Our entire class does not like mathematics so that would be the set characteristic of the subgroups.

• Purposive. Since our entire class does not like mathematics, they will be our sample.