unit 3 t1 qr

What component helps researchers allocate gaps to support a relevant topic for a study?

• Conclusion

• Literature review

• Introduction

• Abstract

What points must the research justification include?

• Discussion, Recommendations, Limitations

• Abstract, Keywords, Introduction

• Bibliographic references, Sources of information, Original situation, Evidence from individual experience

• Hypotheses, Data, Results

What are the main characteristics of objectives?

• Vague, Lengthy, Unrealistic

• Precise, Short, Realistic, Interrelated

• General, Repetitive, Annotated

• Complex, Descriptive, Theoretical

Who coined the term 'blueprint' to define the theoretical framework as the guide for a research study?

• Farrell

• Grant & Osanloo

• Eisenhart

• Creswell

What are the features of the qualitative research questions?

• Observational, Inferential, Correlational

• Closed-ended, Theoretical, Quantitative

• Open-ended, Descriptive, Interpretive, Process-oriented

• Predictive, Experimental, Analytical

What is the purpose of the theoretical framework in a research study?

• To confuse the readers

• To provide answers to crucial questions and ensure organization and consistency of information

• To hide the research findings

• To limit the scope of the study

What is the significance of research questions in a study?

• To provide irrelevant information

• To help frame the purpose of the research study and focus the topic under analysis

• To distract the readers

• To complicate the research process

What is the benefit of well-constructed research questions?

• To confuse the readers

• To limit the scope of the research

• To align the research design and methodology

• To complicate the study

Where do research questions emerge from?

• From unrelated sources

• From fictional stories

• From discussion, revision, and ongoing research

• From personal opinions

What is the importance of the justification of the research problem?

• To hide the research findings

• To provide a clear idea of the research proposal

• To complicate the study

• To limit the scope of the research