12-A Summative Test of Lesson 6-12 in Practical Research 2

What is the definition of Review of Related Literature (RRL)?

• A critical examination of previously published works (books, journals, etc.) related to your research topic.

• A summary of your research findings before conducting the study.

• A list of all the references you plan to use in your research.

• An analysis of statistical data collected during your research.

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of conducting a Review of Related Literature (RRL)?

• Connect your research to the current world situation.

• Understand underlying theories and concepts.

• Discover the relation of your research to previous studies.

• Write a fictional story unrelated to your research.

List one step involved in a systematic review process.

• Clarifying, planning, evaluating literature.

• Ignoring literature and making assumptions.

• Skipping evaluation and summarizing only.

• Selecting random articles without criteria.

What is the purpose of in-text citation in research writing?

• Acknowledging sources within the the paper.

• Summarizing the entire research paper.

• Listing all references at the end of the paper.

• Providing definitions for technical terms used.

Which citation styles are commonly used in research writing?

• A) APA and MLA

• B) Chicago and Harvard

• C) Oxford and Vancouver

• D) Turabian and IEEE

What is the foundation of existing theories from past research that your study is built upon called?

• Theoretical Framework

• Research Hypothesis

• Data Analysis

• Experimental Design

What is the purpose of a theoretical framework in research?

• Provides the 'lens' for your study.

• Describes the statistical methods used for data analysis.

• Lists all the references used in the study.

• Summarizes the results and findings of the research.

What is a conceptual framework in research?

• Your own visual model or 'blueprint' for the study, developed by the researcher.

• A list of all the variables used in the study.

• A summary of previous research findings.

• A statistical method for analyzing data.

What does a conceptual framework map out in a study?

• The specific variables in your study and shows how you believe they interact.

• The historical background of your research topic.

• The statistical methods used for data analysis.

• The ethical guidelines for conducting research.

What is the core difference between the theoretical framework and the conceptual framework?

• The theoretical framework is about applying existing theories, while the conceptual framework is creating own model.

• The theoretical framework is only used in qualitative research, while the conceptual framework is used in quantitative research.

• The theoretical framework is a summary of literature, while the conceptual framework is a list of variables.

• The theoretical framework is about data collection, while the conceptual framework is about data analysis.