pr2 strengths

Which strength of quantitative research ensures that personal biases and opinions are minimized, making it easier for other researchers to reproduce the study's results?

• a) Generalizability

• b) Statistical Analysis

• c) Objectivity and Replicability

• d) Causality Inference

What type of data in quantitative research allows for precise comparisons and calculations, aiding in drawing conclusions and patterns?

• a) Precise and Measurable Data

• b) Statistical Analysis

• c) Clear and Concise Results

• d) Causality Inference

Which technique is used in quantitative research to process and interpret data, helping to identify trends, associations, and cause-and-effect relationships?

• a) Causality Inference

• b) Generalizability

• c) Statistical Analysis

• d) Effiiciency and Time Management

How does quantitative research enhance the likelihood of findings being applicable to a broader population?

• a) By using structured surveys

• b) By employing random sampling techniques

• c) By emphasizing objectivity

• d) By presenting clear and concise results

Which strength of quantitative research allows for efficient data collection from a large number of participants simultaneously, saving time and resources?

• a) Causality Inference

• b) Generalizability

• c) Efficiency and Time Management

• d) Clear and Concise Results

What method is often used in quantitative research to represent findings numerically through charts, graphs, and statistics?

• a) Causality Inference

• b) Statistical Analysis

• c) Clear and Concise Results

• d) Objectivity and Replicability

Which strength of quantitative research provides strong evidence for identifying potential cause-and-effect relationships between variables?

• a) Causality Inference

• b) Precise and Measurable Data

• c) Clear and Concise Results

• d) Structured Surveys and Experiments

Which strength of quantitative research enables easy comparison between different groups, variables, or conditions?

• a) Ease of Comparison

• b) Generalizability

• c) Efficiency and Time Management

• d) Statistical Analysis

In which decision-making process is quantitative research valuable due to its empirical and data-driven nature?

• a) Personal decision-making

• b) Random decision-making

• c) Evidence-based decision-making

• d) Subjective decision-making

Which research methods provide a controlled and structured environment for data collection, minimizing confounding factors and obtaining reliable results in quantitative research?

• a) Case studies and interviews

• b) Ethnographic observations

• c) Surveys and experiments

• d) Focus groups and content analysis