2ND QUIZ IN 3I's

What is the Action Research Design?

• A design that examines contemporary situations that are happening in real life.

• A design that measures the impact of a particular change on existing situations.

• A collaborative and adaptive research design that focuses on socially and solution-driven outcomes.

• A design that aims to describe "what exists" in a situation and its related variables.

Which research design is widely used by social scientists?

• Action Research Design

• Case Study Design

• Causal Design

• Descriptive Design

What is the purpose of Causal Design?

• To examine contemporary situations that are happening in real life.

• To measure the impact of a particular change on existing situations.

• To describe "what exists" in a situation and its related variables.

• To understand the processes in order to proceed in deeper studying of an issue.

What is the Cross-Sectional Design capable of?

• Using data from a large number of subjects

• Measuring the impact of a particular change on existing situations

• Providing detailed descriptions of unusual cases

• All of the above

What questions does Descriptive Design aim to answer?

• Why of a research problem

• Who, what, when, where, and how of a research problem

• How to gather information about a research problem

• None of the above

Which research design involves an experimental group and a control group?

• Action Research Design

• Case Study Design

• Experimental Design

• Historical Design

Which research design is primarily fitted to a research problem that is not yet saturated?

• Exploratory Design

• Causal Design

• Mixed-Method Design

• Historical Design

What is the aim of Historical Design?

• To examine contemporary situations that are happening in real life

• To describe "what exists" in a situation and its related variables

• To collect, verify, and synthesize evidences from the significant past

• To understand the processes in order to proceed in deeper studying of an issue

What is Mixed-Method Design?

• A combination of qualitative and quantitative method

• A design that measures the impact of a particular change on existing situations

• A design that provides detailed descriptions of unusual cases

• A design that involves an experimental group and a control group

What is important to ensure when choosing a research design?

• The appropriateness of the design to the research problem

• The availability of data sources

• The popularity of the design in the field

• None of the above