8. A researcher formulates the question: How does social media usage affect adolescent self-esteem? What characteristic makes this a strong research question?

b) It is focused and researchable

c) It assumes a direct causal relationship

d) It includes specific survey questions

9. When developing a thesis statement, which of the following should be avoided?

b) Using vague and overly broad assertions

a) Making a clear and arguable claim

c) Providing a concise summary of the study

d) Aligning it with the research questions

11. Which of the following is the primary reason for writing the significance of the study?

b) To emphasize the study’s practical and theoretical impact

a) To highlight the researcher's personal interest

c) To summarize all research methods

d) To explain the research gap in detail

12. When determining the scope of the study, which factor should be prioritized?

c) The study's feasibility and relevance

a) The availability of research funding

b) The researcher's personal preference

d) The inclusion of all possible variables

13. A study claims to address all aspects of a research problem, making it overly broad. What is the consequence of failing to delimit the study?

c) Difficulty in achieving research depth and focus

a) Increased research credibility

d) Stronger statistical validity

15. What should a researcher consider when defining delimitations?

a) The feasibility of data collection and analysis

b) The complete elimination of research biases

c) The inclusion of every possible variable

d) The exclusion of all conflicting theories

16. In your research you are examining the impact of socioeconomic factors on academic achievement, which aspect would fall under delimitation?

c. The interpretation of correlation between socioeconomic status and academic achievement

a. The selection of specific schools for data collection

b. The statistical analysis of academic performance data

d. The formulation of research questions

17. What is the primary difference between related literature and related studies?

b) Related literature discusses concepts and theories, while related studies present previous research findings

a) Related literature includes past studies, while related studies focus on new research

c) Related literature contains statistical data, while related studies are purely qualitative

d) Related literature is cited in the conclusion, while related studies are only in the introduction

18. In the context of research, what does exhaustiveness refer to?

c) Considering all possible attributes of a certain variable

a) The extent of participant recruitment

b) The thoroughness in data collection

d) The detailed description of research methodology

19. Which of the following best describes the role of related studies in research?

b) They serve as evidence supporting the research gap and relevance

a) They provide an identical framework for replication

c) They replace the need for a theoretical framework

d) They ensure the research remains purely theoretical

20. A researcher ensures that the sources in the review of related literature come from peer- reviewed journals. Why is this necessary?

b) To provide credibility and reliability to the research

a) To guarantee originality and reduce plagiarism concerns

c) To ensure that the study becomes purely qualitative

d) To simplify the research process by limiting sources

21. Which of the following statements about literature reviews is FALSE?

c) They serve as the research methodology for a study

a) They help researchers identify gaps in existing knowledge

b) They summarize relevant theories, models, and studies

d) They provide a basis for formulating hypotheses or research questions

22. What should a researcher avoid when writing the review of related literature?

c) Summarizing studies without synthesizing their findings

a) Organizing sources based on relevance

b) Critically analyzing previous studies

d) Identifying gaps in the literature

23. A literature review should primarily focus on:

b) Comparing and contrasting existing research related to the topic

a) Providing a historical background of a topic

c) Listing all studies conducted on the topic

d) Summarizing books and articles without critique

24. Which of the following best defines a theoretical framework?

b) A structure that provides an explanation for a study's variables and relationships

a) A set of procedures for data collection

c) A list of all previous studies on the topic

d) A framework designed to ensure data validity

25. When selecting a theoretical framework, what should a researcher prioritize?

a) The theory’s relevance to the research problem

b) The popularity of the theory

c) The number of researchers who previously used the theory

d) The ease of applying the theory

26. A qualitative research design is most suitable for:

b) Understanding the lived experiences of a specific group

a) Measuring the correlation between two variables

c) Conducting large-scale numerical data analysis

d) Testing a cause-and-effect relationship

28. A case study research design is best suited for:

b) Providing an in-depth analysis of a specific individual or group

a) Generalizing findings to a larger population

c) Conducting experiments in controlled environments

d) Creating large-scale statistical data

30. Grounded theory aims to:

a) Develop a theory based on systematically gathered data

b) Test an existing theory using qualitative methods

c) Study past historical events

d) Provide numerical data for statistical analysis

31. In qualitative research, sampling is primarily based on:

b) The depth of information participants can provide

a) Random selection of participants

c) Ensuring an equal representation of all demographics

d) The use of a pre-existing dataset

34. In qualitative research, an interview guide is essential because it:

b) Helps structure the interview while allowing flexibility

a) Ensures the researcher only asks closed-ended questions

c) Prevents the researcher from deviating from a fixed script

d) Limits responses to a predetermined set of choices

35. One advantage of in-depth interviews in qualitative research is:

a) They provide rich and detailed data about participant's perspectives

b) They allow researchers to collect large-scale statistical data

c) They eliminate the need for thematic analysis

d) They ensure objective and bias-free responses

37. The major difference between a focus group discussion and an in-depth interview is:

a) A focus group involves multiple participants, while an in-depth interview is one-on- one

b) A focus group follows a strict questionnaire format

c) An in-depth interview always includes numerical data analysis

d) A focus group prevents interaction between participants

39. One limitation of focus group discussions is:

b) They may lead to dominant participants overshadowing others

a) They do not allow participants to interact

c) They only provide numerical data

d) They lack participant responses

40. Which of the following statements best describes the role of data collection in qualitative research?

b) It seeks to capture rich, in-depth, and subjective experiences

a) It aims to quantify participant responses for statistical analysis

c) It prioritizes numerical data over textual responses

d) It limits responses to a predefined set of options

38.Which of the following factors influences the sample size determination based on the homogeneity of the population?

b. The higher the degree of homogeneity, the smaller the sample size needed

a. The smaller the degree of homogeneity, the larger the sample size needed

c. The degree of homogeneity does not affect sample size determination

d. The degree of homogeneity is irrelevant in determining sample size

For research results to be valid and accepted, the study should meet the suggested sources of data and the number of suggested sources of data. Which characteristic of research is being described?

Research requires sufficient sources of data.

Research requires higher-order thinking skills.

Which of the following BEST defines qualitative research?

Explores subjective experiences and meanings

Focuses on numerical data and statistical analysis

Utilizes surveys and experiments for data collection

Emphasizes generalization and hypothesis testing

Which are the kinds of research you have to search if you aim to understand how technology can supplement human communications and interactions?

Researches in the field of Business

Researches in the field of Sports

Researches in the field of Agriculture and Fisheries

Researches in the field of Medical

How does qualitative research differ from quantitative research?

Qualitative research relies on subjective interpretation, while quantitative research deals with measurable data.

Qualitative research focuses on numbers, while quantitative research focuses on descriptions.

Qualitative research is more time-consuming, while quantitative research is quicker.

Qualitative research is only applicable in social sciences, while quantitative research is applicable in natural sciences.

The following are different situations a researcher expererienced in conducting research. Which of them reflects the characteristic of research as "recursive"?

Mark went back on the chapter 1 to assess if the RRL is aligned to chapter 4.

Maria double-checked her bibliography while writing the conclusion.

Alex took breaks to reorganize his desk during data collection.

Sam changed the font style of his research report multiple times.

What does the availability of resources consideration ensure for the completion of research?

Accessibility to financial, reference, and human resources

Theoretical relevance to the target audience

Alignment with personal interests of the researcher

Meeting the needs of the target audience

In your qualitative research study, you find recurring themes related to social isolation among elderly individuals. What should be your next step?

Explore these themes further through additional data collection and analysis

Disregard the themes as they may introduce bias

Quantify the themes using statistical methods

Conclude the study without further analysis

Consider you're developing a thesis statement for a study on the impact of online shopping on traditional retail businesses. Which approach aligns BEST with the statements below?

"Online shopping has led to declining sales and closures of traditional retail stores."

"Online shopping affects traditional retail businesses negatively."

"This study explores the relationship between online shopping and traditional retail businesses."

"Traditional retail businesses are challenged by the rise of online shopping."

Suppose you are conducting research on the influence of technology on workplace productivity. How would you establish a research gap in introduction?

By identifying a lack of studies on the specific impact of certain technologies on particular studies

By summarizing the history of technology

By comparing the productivity levels of different industries

By discussing the general benefits

Which of the following is a characteristic of a structured interview?

Limited predetermined set of questions

Emphasis on open-ended questions

Allows for probing and follow-up questions

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