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What is the primary goal of brainstorming in inquiry-based learning?

• To analyze data

• To conduct experiments

• To develop concepts by asking questions

• To write research papers

Which of the following is a critical factor in research idea analysis?

• Ease of completion

• Cost-effectiveness

• Ethical feasibility

• Time management

What type of research question is 'How does daily screen time affect student concentration levels?'?

• Exploratory

• Correlational

• Comparative

• Descriptive

What does the significance of the study explain?

• The study's limitations

• The study's importance and contribution

• The study's background

• The study's methodology

Which citation style is commonly used in humanities?

• MLA Style

• Harvard Style

• APA Style

• Chicago Style

What is the purpose of a paired t-test?

• To compare different groups

• To compare pre-test and post-test scores

• To analyze survey data

• To measure correlation

What is required for ethical data usage in research?

• Proper citation of sources

• Using only primary data

• Publishing results immediately

• Conducting interviews

What does Cronbach's Alpha indicate?

• The validity of a test

• The research design

• The reliability of a test

• The sample size needed

What is the main focus of the scope and delimitations section in a research paper?

• To define the research question

• To outline what the study will and will not cover

• To summarize the literature review

• To present the findings

What is informed consent in research?

• Participants must agree to participate after being informed of risks and benefits

• Participants must be anonymous

• Participants must be selected randomly

• Participants must be compensated