Practical Research Q2_M2_Quiz

Which of the following is a method used in quantitative research to collect data?

• Observation

• Interview

• Questionnaire

• All of the above

What is the main difference between a questionnaire and a survey?

• a. A questionnaire involves collecting data, while a survey involves recording and analyzing data.

• b. A survey is an instrument, while a questionnaire is the process.

• c. A questionnaire uses interviews, while a survey uses observation.

• d. A survey collects data only from a single participant.

What type of questions are usually used in structured questionnaires?

• a. Open-ended questions

• b. Closed-ended questions

• c. Semi-structured questions

• d. Interview questions

The process of gathering data through interaction with individuals in either a one-on-one or group setting is typically used in (a)   research.

The (a)   scale is commonly used in quantitative questionnaires to convert responses into numerical values like 1 to 5, where 1 could indicate "strongly disagree" and 5 could indicate "strongly agree."

In observation, the phenomenon where participants alter their behavior because they are aware they are being observed is called the (a)   effect.

What term refers to a structured method of gathering data through questions in quantitative research?

(a)  

Name the document required before collecting data from participants, detailing their rights and the study's purpose.

(a)  

Which of the following is a qualitative data collection method?

• a. Observation

• b. Structured questionnaire

• c. Likert scale survey

• d. Standardized test

What is a key disadvantage of using questionnaires in research?

• a. Time-consuming data collection

• b. Participants' responses may lack depth

• c. Difficulty in collecting numerical data

• d. High cost