What is the primary focus of educational research?

Problems of teaching and learning in education

Scientific discovery in natural sciences

Which type of reasoing does research use according to Mouly (1978)?

Mixed Inductive-decutive approach

What is the purpose of epictomological stance questions?

To define ho knowledge is acquired and validated

To define the ethical considerations of research

To define the rules of logical reasoning.

To define the sampling techniques

What is the relationship between ontology and epistemology in research?

Ontology gives rise to epistomology

Epistemology gives rise to ontology

What is a fundamental question for an ontological stance in research?

What is the best research method?

What does "sfumato" technique represent in research?

A lifelong journey of exploration and refinement

Exact data measurement technique

When does exploratory sequential mixed methods design use qualitative research?

Initially, to explore views of participants

To avoid contradictions in data

Simultaneously with quantitative research

Which of the following is NOT a typical step in the positivist research design process?

Developing personal interpretations

What does post-positivism acknowledge about knowledge and reality?

Knowledge is provisional and subject to change

All observations are theory-free

Knowledge is absolute and unchanging

Reality is singular and universally true

What is a characteristic of complexity theory in research?

It considers reality as a dynamic system with multiple interacting factors

It focuses only on micro-level phenomena

It denies the role of empirical data

It assumes a linear cause-and-effect relationship

What does ethnography study?

Intact cultural group in a natural setting

Lived experiences of individuals

In the postpositivist worldview, what is emphasized in understanding scientific knowledge?

Falsification and provisional nature

What is the primary purpose of qualitative research?

Explore and understand the meaning of social or human problems

Collect both quantitative and qualitative data

Test objective theories by examining relationships among variables

Integrate qualitative and quantitative data

What is the primary purpose of quantitative research output?

Flexible structure in the final written report

Building protections against bias

Combination provides a more complete understanding

What does quantitative research primarily aim to do?

Test objective theories by examining relationships among variables

Integrate qualitative and quantitative data

Explore and understand the meaning of social or human problems

What does mixed research aim to achieve?

Collect both quantitative and qualitative data, integrate them for a more complete understanding

Integrate qualitative and quantitative data

Explore and understand the meaning of social or human problems

Test objective theories by examining relationships among variables

According to the transformative worldview, what is the role of research inquiry?

Intertwined with politics and political change agenda

Objective observation and measurement

Narrow categorization of meanings

What is a key feature of the pragmatic worldview in mixed methods research?

Flexibility, drawing from both quantitative and qualitative assumptions

Acknowledgment of a fixed reality

What does phenomenological research aim to describe?

Lived experiences of individuals about a phenomenon

What criterion influences the selection of a research approach according to Creswell?

Researcher's personal training and experiences

What is the primary function of a statistical hypothesis?

To provide a formal statement that can be tested using statistical methods

To propose a specific relationship between variables

To outline the methodology of the study

To guide the selection of research topics

Why is it important to choose a research project carefully?

To ensure it can be completed in the given timeframe

To avoid competing with other researchers

What should a research question provide?

Concrete answers to research objectives

Multiple perspectives without a conclusion

Why is reviewing literature important in research?

It justifies the need for the research

It replaces the research findings

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What aspect of research focuses on data collection ana analysis techniques

Axiology

Methodology

Epistomology

Ontology

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What is a paradigm in research?

A method for qualitative

A way of making statistical models

A tool used for experiments

A set of beliefs or principles in research

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What is critical realism in research?

The beliefs that reality is subjective and context-dependent

The belief that scientific knowledge is universal and absolute

The belief that all knowledge is constructed through experience

The beliefs that reality exists but is difficult to access

What does deductive reasoning aim to achieve?

Analyze qualitative data

Text existing theories by applying them to specific instance

Create general principles from specific observation

Develop new theories

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which approach is best suited for exploring participant perspectives in depth?

Ethnography

Statistical analysis techniques

Observational research methods (e.g., field studies)

Quantitative research methods (e.g., surveys, experiments)

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What does deductive reasoning aim to achieve?

Practical solutions

Objective, measurable knowledge

Multiple subjective realities

Gender and social context in knowledge

According to Cohen et al., what defines research?

A complex, challenging and thoughtful activity

A straightforward answer-finding task

A mechanistic exercise

An isolated, simple process

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What aspect of research focuses on data collection ana analysis techniques

What is a paradigm in research?

What is critical realism in research?

What does deductive reasoning aim to achieve?

Which approach is best suited for exploring participant perspectives in depth?

What does deductive reasoning aim to achieve?

According to Cohen et al., what defines research?

What is the primary focus of educational research?

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