MPS202

 Which of the following is not a characteristic of scientific research? (1)

• a) Objectivity

• b) Bias

• c) Verifiability

• d) Systematic 

Who has given the concept of paradigm shift  (1)

•  a) Thomas Kuhn

• b) karl popper 

•  c) kerlinger

•  d) John watson

Which research method is best suited for studying personal experiences and emotions?(1)

• A. Correlational study

• B. Experimental study

• C. Qualitative interview

•  D. Survey questionnaire
  

Narrative research primarily focuses on:(1)

• A. Testing variables through experiments

• B. Quantifying participant responses

• C. Exploring and interpreting people's life stories

• D. Generalizing findings to large populations
  

Which is the correct sequence in the research process?(1)

• a) Data collection → Hypothesis → Problem identification → Literature review

• b) Literature review → Problem identification → Hypothesis → Data collection

• c) Hypothesis → Literature review → Data collection → Problem identification

• d) Problem identification → Data collection → Literature review → Hypoth

A research problem can originate from:(1)

• a) Personal experiences

• b) Theories

• c) Literature reviews

• d) All of the above

Which of the following is a function of the literature review? (1)

• a) To avoid writing long introductions

• b) To increase word count

• c) To understand the current status of knowledge

• d) To create confusion

Which of these is an example of a testable hypothesis? (1)

• a) Good students perform better.

• b) The sun rises in the east.

• c) Anxiety levels decrease with regular meditation.

• d) Everyone loves ice cream.

An error in hypothesis testing that accepts a false null hypothesis is called: (1)

• a) Type I Error

• b) Type II Error

• c) Sampling error

• d) Validity error

What does a Type I error signify?(1)

• A. Accepting the null hypothesis when it is false

• B. Rejecting the null hypothesis when it is true

• C. Accepting the alternative hypothesis when it is true
  

• D. Failing to test the hypothesis at all