Practical Research 1 2nd

What is the crucial aspect of research that involves the systematic arrangement, abstract thinking, and application of scientific or logical methods to address the research query?

• Research Techniques

• Research Design

• Research Analysis

• Research Methodology

What is the crucial aspect of research that involves the systematic arrangement, abstract thinking, and application of scientific or logical methods to address the research query?

• Research Techniques

• Research Design

• Research Analysis

• Research Methodology

What is the integral part of research that involves the strategic planning, dealing with abstraction and scientific or logical to find answers in answering the research question?  

• Research Techniques
• Research Design
• Research Analysis
• Research Methodology

What is the integral part of a market research study that involves the selection of potential customers to participate in a survey?

What is the key component of research that involves choosing a subset of individuals to participate in the study?

• Surveying
• Experimenting
• Sampling
• Observing

What is a fundamental aspect of research that involves selecting a group of individuals for analysis?

• Surveying

• Experimenting

• Sampling

• Observing

What is the integral part of research that involves the selection of the respondents to be involved in the research?

The findings of a research study can presented in graphs, tables and or figures and the likes. What is the integral part of research that presents the findings of the research study?

• Conceptual framework

• Discussion

• Data Analysis

• Results

In a recent study conducted by Michael, the results were presented in graphs, tables, and figures. What is the integral part of the study that presents the findings?

What is the significance of the term 'validity' in research studies?

• Validity only applies to qualitative research, not quantitative.
• Validity is irrelevant in research studies as long as the data is collected.
• Validity ensures that the results are always favorable to the researcher's hypothesis.
• Validity ensures that the results obtained are accurate and relevant to the research question being studied.