A method of getting a representative portion of a population.

A method that involves watching the research situation.

A measuring instrument wherein it measures social interactions.

Refers to aggregate or total of objects, persons, families, species and others.

Refers to numerical observation of almost any kind.

A group that is being measured.

A measuring tool that is illustrated by a Likert scale with assigned points.

Refers to the organization of data into tables, graphs or charts, so that logical and statistical conclusions can be derived from collected measurements.

A sampling design that gives equal chance for the population to be part of the sample.

A sampling design wherein not all of the members are given equal chance to be included in the sample.

The value of the middle when all the elements in a set data are arranged in ascending order.

A technique designed to test whether or not two or more samples are significantly differ from each other.

Refers to the task of drawing conclusions from the analyzed data.

Refers to the process of obtaining numerical measurements.

Pertains to the process of extracting from the given data relevant information from which numerical description can be formulated.

A research design that focuses on present condition for the purpose of finding the truth.

Method that determines the cause and effect relationships of a certain parameter or event under a controlled condition.

Method of gathering information that is enforced by laws. Ex: birth certificates.

The most commonly used instrument or tool to generate data.

A type of research interview where questions are stated specifically in a fixed list called the interview guide and the interviewer asks the questions as verbatim or in the order in which they are listed.

A type of research interview where the interview does not follow the order of the listed questions prepared.

One of the kinds of Questionnaire whose options in the items are not given or not arranged. This gives the respondent the opportunity to answer the questions in his own way.

One of the kinds of Questionnaire where the options are given and the respondents simply check or encircle their answer.

This part of the research process involves the different steps that will serve as a guide in gathering all the data you need for your study.

Which among the following does not belong in the group?

Which among the following does not belong in the group?

Which among the following does not belong in the group?

Which among the following does not belong in the group?

Which among the following does not belong in the group?

Which group does Unrestricted Random Sampling belong to:

Which group does Cluster Sampling belong to:

Which group does Quota Sampling belong to:

Which group does Multi-stage Sampling belong to:

Which group does Restricted Random Sampling belong to:

Which group does Purposive Samling belong to:

Which does Convenience Sampling belong to:

Which does Stratified Random Sampling belong to:

Which does Systemic Sampling belong to:

Which does Incidental Sampling belong to:

Before conducting a study, an approved letter of request is done.

The letter of request is approved only by the adviser with signatures.

Requesting immediate completion of the questionnaire from respondents is done by the researcher.

Administering the questionnaire to respective respondents is done by proper sampling techniques.

There is always a hundred percent retrieval of questionnaires for the start of the tabulation of results.

Always attach a copy of the research instrument/questionnaire to your letter of request.

Do not secure permission to conduct study from the management of selected setting to save time.

Maintain professionalism by checking if the paper to be used is properly selected.

To know the amount of copies of questionnaires, the researcher sample is not utilized.

Providing personal instructions to respondents as to what to do with the questionnaire is essential to the study.

Establish rapport with your respondent is not important to ensure understanding of the study.

The usefulness of the research procedure for gathering the data depends on the research method that you choose at this part of the research process.

What is your opinion on the issue of Value-Added Tax?

and What are its advantages? are examples of a Closed-Ended Questionnaire.

Structured interview has no freedom to jump from one question to the other or to ask additional questions.

A Rating Scale format where answers are restricted is an example of an Open-Ended Questionnaire.

Sampling is a method of getting a representative portion of a population.

Descriptive Method is conducted in the laboratory or the field and it is expected to reveal cause-effect relationships

Descriptive Method is the most commonly used research method by researchers.

It is advantageous for researchers to use a sample for it is economical than the total population.

The T-test formula is used if there are two group/variables to be computed.