Scientific Research

A Variable is an attribute or characteristic

stated in a specific or applied way

• True

• False

Dependent Variable is an attribute or

characteristic influenced by the independent

variable.

• True

• False

Intervening Variable is Attribute or characteristic that the

researcher cannot directly measure because

their effects cannot be easily separated from

the other variables, even though they may

influence the relationship between the

independent and the dependent variable.

• True

• False

Confounding Variable in scientific experimentation

is an experimental element which is constant

and unchanged throughout the course of the

investigation.

• True

• False

The Absract is also known as the title page. The

page presents information about the research paper’s

title.

• True

• False

Abstract is the longest and

showcases your arguments and findings. Therefore,

when crafting the main body, you need to keep the

thesis as your central area of focus.

• True

• False

References support your arguments with the opinion of

acknowledged experts. This can make your own

arguments more convincing.

• True

• False

References gives credibility to the information you present in

assignments

• True

• False

Paraphrasing is to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another)

as one's own”

• True

• False

Original ideas is considered intellectual property and

is protected by copyright laws, just like original

inventions

• True

• False