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CCRM 3013 : SET II

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Survey data are often collected via which of the following?

a)

standardized tests.

b)

ability measures.

c)

questionnaires.

d)

observations.

2.

Of the following, all are examples of difficulties faced by survey researchers as noted in your text EXCEPT

a)

surveys aren’t often used in educational research

b)

development of a questionnaire is difficult.

c)

response rates are often low.

d)

people don’t like to complete surveys.

3.

Correlational studies are used primarily to

a)

examine relationships among variables.

b)

examine if differences between groups exist.

c)

determine causal relationships.

d)

determine if experimental treatments work.

4.

Compared to all other types of research, experimental research

a)

requires greater number of participants.

b)

provides evidence concerning cause-effect relationships.

c)

measures dependent and independent variables.

d)

collects samples to generalize to populations.

5.
What is a citation?
a)
The exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print, publish, perform, fild, or record work
b)
To present the words and ideas of someone else as your own, without giving credit
c)
A reference to an author of a given work that can include name, title, page number, and date.
d)
To re-work the ideas, words, phrases, and sentence structures of others and retell them in your own words
6.
Which research method is fast and cheap, but has self-reporting problems? 
a)
Archival research
b)
Survey
c)
Naturalistic observation
d)
True experiment
7.

What is the correct way of putting sources of literature?

a)

( Author , Year published )

b)

( Year published , Author )

c)

( Month , Day, Year )

d)

( Link of the site, Year published )

8.

Which of the following research designs is the gold standard for research studies that involve an intervention?

a)

Non-experimental Descriptive.

b)

Non experimental Correlational.

c)

Randomized Controlled Trials.

d)

Quasi-experimental.

9.

What is the difference between quasi-experimental and non-experimental: correlational research design?

a)

There is no intervention in quasi-experimental research design.

b)

There is no intervention in correlational research design.

c)

There is randomization in quasi-experimental research design.

d)

There is randomization in correlational research design.

10.

What is Research?

a)

A process of collecting, analyzing, interpreting and writing the results of a study.

b)

A procedure of data analysis to show real evidences of studies.

c)

A stage of different perspectives which focus on qualitative and quantitative approaches.

d)

None

11.

Choose a statement that refers to a CASE STUDY research.

a)

Involves the in -depth study and detailed description of a single or limited number of groups

b)

Research based on describing the past

.

c)

Where practitioners in their workplace, whether they be teachers, nurses, doctors, managers, etc., engage in research in order

d)

Examines the relationship between two variables

.

12.

The advantage of this descriptive method of research is that it creates an immense amount of data to be gathered quickly and inexpensively.

a)

Survey

b)

Observational

c)

Correlational

d)

Experiments

13.

Open-ended questions

a)

Qualitative Methods

b)

Mixed Methods

c)

Quantitative Methods

14.

Text and image analysis

a)

Qualitative Methods

b)

Mixed Methods

c)

Quantitative Methods

15.

The variable manipulated by the researcher is called

a)

the confounding variable

b)

the dependent variable

c)

extraneous

d)

independent

16.
What is Quantitative data? 
a)
Information in the written form
b)
Symbols 
c)
Information in the form of numbers 
d)
Robot Language
17.

Independent variables are

a)

Those that (probably) cause, influence, or affect outcomes. They are also called treatment, manipulated, antecedent or predictor variables.

b)

Those that depend on the independent variables; they are the outcomes or results of the influence of the independent variables.

c)

New variables constructed by a researcher by taking one variable and multiplying it by another to determine the joint impact of both.

18.

Approach of qualitative data collection involves interview that conducting through email, face-to-face, focus group, online focus group and telephone interviews.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Which of the following research designs is the gold standard for research studies that involve an intervention?

a)

Non-experimental Descriptive.

b)

Non experimental Correlational.

c)

Randomized Controlled Trials.

d)

Quasi-experimental.

20.

Identify the independent variable in this research study:

In school-age children with asthma, is anger a trigger for an asthmatic attack?

a)

Age.

b)

Anger.

c)

Children.

d)

Asthmatic attack.

21.

What is the difference between quasi-experimental and non-experimental: correlational research design?

a)

There is no intervention in quasi-experimental research design.

b)

There is no intervention in correlational research design.

c)

There is randomization in quasi-experimental research design.

d)

There is randomization in correlational research design.

22.

The following statements describes the characteristics of a quantitative research study EXCEPT

a)

The purpose is to examine relationships among variables.

b)

The purpose is to describe new situation, events or concepts.

c)

The purpose is to describe life experiences.

d)

The purpose is to generate numerical information through an objective process.