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WorksheetsInstrumentation
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is "instrumentation"?
It is the entire process of collecting data in research.
It is the device used to check the accuracy and quality of source data.
It is a process used in statistical analysis.
Which one is not a question you should consider before collecting data?
Where will the data be collected?
When will the data be collected?
Who should collect the data?
What data should you collect?
The following below mentions who researchers can get the information, EXCEPT:
The Researcher
The Subject
The Participant
The Informant
TRUE OR FALSE:
It is easier to construct your own data collection instrument than administering a previously existing instrument.
True
False
This refers to the end result of procedures.
outcome
product
conclusion
Which one is a subject-completed instrument?
rating scales
questionnaires
tally sheets
anecdotal records
In an anecdotal record, what kind of statement is this?
"Alice was too active in our Geometry class. She simply had no consideration for her other classmates. I asked her to transfer to the front of the class. For this, she showed a bad attitude."
Evaluative Statement
Interpretive Statement
Generalized Statement
Specific or Concrete Descriptive Statement
___________ are conducted orally, either in person or over the phone.
Evaluation
Examination
Interview
Collected data must be scored ________ and _________.
specifically and alternately
accurately and consistently
standardly and frequently
A measurement scale that researchers simply assign numbers to different categories in order to show differences.
Nominal
Ordinal
Interval
Ratio
