PR1 QUIZ

Which of the following should be avoided in writing related literature?

• Academic Freedom
• Objective Feedback
• Intellectual Honesty
• Plagiarism

These are the guidelines for the responsible conduct of research which educates and monitors researchers to ensure high standards.

• Objectivity and Integrity
• Research Ethics
• Confidentiality
• Honesty

In writing his review of related literature, Hansel used a reference from an author named Gabrielle Ramoso. He cited the author in part of his study as Ramoso (n.d.). This could be considered as a case of plagiarism.

• Yes, because he claimed and submitted another individual’s work.
• No, because he followed the proper rules of giving citations.
• Yes, because he substituted the information needed for the citation.
• No, because he did not provide false information about the source of information.

Which of the following describes an unethical practice in doing research?

• Rosè made sure that all sources of information were given proper credit in her research.
• Yuqi accidentally disclosed important information about a classified research project for the government that she’s working on to her friends.
• Tiffany requested her participants to sign a consent form before involving them in her study.
• Karina encourages Giselle to acknowledge Winter’s contribution in their research.

The purpose of ethical guidelines is:

• To ensure researchers control the entire research process
• To ensure research participants are paid for their time
• To ensure researchers do what they like
• To ensure research participants are safe

Research design used for studying past events using documents from the past.

• Phenomenological Study
• Historical Study
• Case Study
• Ethnography

The chosen participants are called________?

• Population
• Sampling Technique
• Sample
• Respondents

A guide for conducting data gathering, analysis, and interpretation.

• Research Methodology
• Research Design
• Research Procedure
• Research Instrument

It is a process of choosing respondents.

• Population
• Sampling Technique
• Sample
• Respondents

In this technique, the population is divided into groups (strata) based on their characteristics

• Stratified Sampling
• Cluster Sampling
• Random Sampling
• Systematic Sampling