Quiz on Research Terminology

What does "quantitative" relate to?

• Relating to the quality or standard of something

• Relating to research where results can be shown in numbers

• A person who tries out something new

• The effect or influence that an event has

Who is a "product tester"?

• Someone who answers a set of questions

• Someone who tries out something new to determine how well it performs

• A person whose job is to study a particular subject

• Someone who collects data over time

What is "impact"?

• The effect or influence that an event has on someone or something

• A careful examination of something

• Collecting or accumulating over time

• Relating to the quality or standard of something

Who is a "respondent"?

• Someone who tries out new products

• Someone who answers a set of questions, especially in a survey

• A person whose job is to study a particular subject

• Someone who measures how people feel about something

What does "gauge" mean?

• Measure how people feel about something

• Relating to the quality or standard of something

• Collect or accumulate over a period of time

• A careful examination of something

Who is a "researcher"?

• Someone who answers survey questions

• A person whose job is to study a particular subject to find out new things

• Someone who tries out new products

• Someone who collects data over time

What does "qualitative" relate to?

• Relating to the quality or standard of something rather than the quantity

• Relating to research where results can be shown in numbers

• The effect or influence that an event has

• A careful examination of something

What does "gather" mean?

• Measure how people feel about something

• Collect or accumulate over a period of time

• A careful examination of something

• Relating to the quality or standard of something

What does "viable" mean?

• Used to describe something that is realistic and therefore may succeed

• Relating to the quality or standard of something

• A careful examination of something

• Collect or accumulate over a period of time

What is "data analysis"?

• Using data to carefully examine something in order to understand it better

• Collecting or accumulating over time

• Relating to research where results can be shown in numbers

• The effect or influence that an event has