RESEARCH I

This research method is gathered by measuring and counting.

• Qualitative

• Quantitative

• Discrete

• Continuous

This research method is collected by interviewing and observing

• Qualitative

• Quantitative

• Discrete

• Continuous

Which of the following is an example of quantitative research question?

• How are you going to present it?

• Why most people are not aware of throwing their trash?

• How absenteeism affects your study?

• 1. How many students attended last week’s grand rally?

Which of the following is an example of qualitative research question?

• How often does a certain customer group use online banking?

• Why most people are not aware of throwing their trash?

• How much is the allowance of a grade 9 student

• 1. How many students attended last week’s grand rally?

takes on fixed numerical values and cannot be broken down further. 

• Continuous

• Ordinal

• Discrete

• Nominal

can be placed on a continuum and infinitely broken down into smaller units. It can take any value;

• Continuous

• Ordinal

• Discrete

• Nominal

is used to label or categorize certain variables without giving them any type of quantitative value.

• Continuous

• Ordinal

• Discrete

• Nominal

is when the categories used to classify your qualitative data fall into a natural order or hierarchy. 

• Continuous

• Ordinal

• Discrete

• Nominal

Which of the following is not a tool for collecting quantitative data?

• Survey

• Analytical Tool

• Environmental Sensor

• Interview

Which of the following is a tool for collecting qualitative data?

• Survey

• Analytical Tool

• Environmental Sensor

• Interview