What is the strength of quantitative research?

Objective and easily interpretable

Does not require a large sample size

What is the weakness of quantitative research?

Difficult to gather information

Subjective and easily misinterpreted

What is the purpose of qualitative research?

To describe the current status of a variable

To investigate the nature of relationships between variables

To derive conclusions from observations and manifestations that already occurred

What is the strength of qualitative research?

Does not require a large sample size

Objective and easily interpretable

In descriptive research, what is the main purpose?

To observe, describe, and document aspects of a situation as it naturally occurs

To determine the extent of a relationship between variables

To establish a cause-and-effect relationship among variables

To actively manipulate the independent variable

What is NOT an advantage of experimental research?

Provides a good starting position

Results can be statistically analyzed

Allows researchers to determine the strength and direction of a relationship

One variable can be easily manipulated

What is one disadvantage of correlational research?

Cannot provide conclusive reasons why there is a relationship

Requires rigorous statistical scrutiny

What are the characteristics of a good research question?

Feasible, clear, and significant

Feasible, clear, and irrelevant

Unfeasible, unclear, and significant

Unfeasible, unclear, and irrelevant

What should be included in the general statement of the problem?

Main task, main variable(s), respondents, specific setting, and coverage date

Main task, main variable(s), respondents, specific setting, and research questions

Main task, main variable(s), respondents, specific setting, and research objectives

Main task, main variable(s), respondents, specific setting, and research design

What is the purpose of formulating research questions?

To guide the research process and provide a focus

To confuse the readers and make the study more complex

To make the research topic more interesting

To increase the word count of the research paper

What is the main variable being studied in the research title 'The Use of Social Media among Senior High School Students'?

Length of hours spent on social media

What is the specific problem in the research title 'The Impact of Classroom Technology Integration on Student Academic Performance: A Causal-Comparative Study'?

The difference in academic performance between classrooms with and without technology

The effectiveness of classroom technology integration

The impact of classroom technology on student academic performance

The relationship between classroom technology and student academic performance

What is the main task in the research title 'The Impact of Classroom Technology Integration on Student Academic Performance: A Causal-Comparative Study'?

To identify the difference in academic performance between classrooms with and without technology

To measure the impact of classroom technology integration

To determine the relationship between classroom technology and student academic performance

To assess the effectiveness of classroom technology integration

What is the purpose of the research paradigm?

To represent the initial resources or conditions required before the research can begin

To describe the theories or concepts that will guide the research

To summarize key findings of the existing literature or theories

To highlight what's missing in the current body of research

What does the output represent in the research paradigm?

Expected results, outcome, or products of the research

Initial resources or conditions required before the research can begin

Methodologies, procedures, or activities undertaken in the research

Specific characteristics and challenges of the research population

What is the significance of Importance of the Study?

To highlight the potential benefits of the research

To summarize the key findings of the existing literature

To represent the expected results or outcomes of the research

To describe the specific characteristics and challenges of the research population

Which of the following scenarios best represents an empirical gap in literature?

Numerous studies have shown results, but no one has tested those findings trough data collection in a specific context.

There is no existing theory to explain the relationship between two observed phenomena.

Previous studies lack consistent methods for measuring student satisfaction.

Which statement best describes the role of a review of related literature in developing a research question?

It helps narrow down the scope of the study by highlighting unexplored areas within existing research.

It serves as a compilation of all articles available on a topic.

It replaces the need for formulating a research question by providing all necessary information.

It primarily serves to validate the researcher's assumptions without critique.

Which example best illustrates "market spillover" as a pathway to generating value through research?

A new drug developed through university research is made available at a lower cost due to improved manufacturing processes.

An agricultural study's techniques are adopted by small-scale farmers who improve their crop yields.

A professor shares her research findings with students in a classroom setting.

A research team develops a technology adapted by other industries beyond its initial scope, improving their productivity.

Dependent Variables refer to the results brought upon by the Independent Variable. All are examples of INDEPENDENT-DEPENDENT Variables except:

Computational Skill- Modern Math Teaching Pedagogy

Day of fermentation - Wine Taste and Aroma

Positive Reinforcement - Attitude towards School

Traditional Instruction - Student Achievement

Quantitative Research is characterized by having numerical data organized through graphs, tables, and charts. What is the main purpose of the researchers in organizing gathered raw data?

For a more convenient data analysis

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