Review Quiz Research

Which of the following is/are purpose/s of the literature review (choose 3)

• It shares with the reader the results of other studies that are closely related to the one being undertaken.

• It provides a framework for establishing the importance of the study as well as a benchmark for comparing the results with other findings.

• It relates a study to the larger, ongoing dialogue in the literature, filling in gaps and extending prior studies.

• It is a demonstration of how much the researcher has read on his/her topic.

It describes the specific research approach you will use in the study. This can be ethnography, case study, historical, phenomenological, narrative, grounded theory, and the like.

• Research Locale

• Data Process

• Research Design

• Data Collection Process

Discuss the role of graphs and charts in data analysis in quantitative research.

• Graphs and charts do not provide any useful information.

• Graphs and charts are irrelevant in data analysis.

• Graphs and charts make data analysis more confusing.

• Graphs and charts visually represent quantitative data, making it easier to identify patterns, trends, and relationships within the data.

What is the BEST research question about the railroads and the region's economy?

• Who invented the railroads?

• How do the railroads impact the region's economy?

• How long are the railroads in Missouri?

• Why do we have railroads?

It enumerates the different problems that will be solved in the present study.

• Scope and Delimitation

• Literature Review

• Significance of the Study

• Statement of the Problem

A good Research Design should satisfy 4 following conditions:

• Objectivity, validity, availability & reliability.

• Objectivity, validity, generalization & reliability.

• Availability, reliability, generalization & objectivity.

• Replicability, reliability, generalization & objectivity.

It provides a brief overview of the study as it relates to the needs of the literature and its intended goals and contributions.

• Scope and Delimitation

• Literature Review

• Significance of the Study

• Introduction

It stresses the importance of the study by emphasizing the specific sectors of society that would benefit from the present study.

• Scope and Delimitation

• Literature Review

• Significance of the Study

• Introduction

It provides clarification of technical terms used in the present study.

• Statement of the Problem

• Definition of Terms

• Significance of the Study

• Introduction

It explains the specific steps you will undergo to collect the data for your study.

• Data Collection Analysis

• Data Process

• Data

• Data Collection Process