WorksheetsIVP Pre Assignment Quiz
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is secondary data
the first hand data gathered by the researcher themself..
Data that is purely numerical
Data that is purely descriptive
Data collected by another party.
A Newspaper article is a source of primary data
True
False
Primary data is a survey conducted first hand by the researcher
True
False
Which is an advantage of secondary data
You are certain of the reliability of the source
It is descriptive
Cost and time efficient
Reliability refers to a piece of research that performs consistently well on repeated trials
True
False
Something is valid if it...
Is factually sound
Is replicable
Takes a lesser amount of time than alternatives
Is inspired by other research
Why do we reject a hypothesis rather than accepting another
Because it is easier
Because null hypothesese are usually wrong
Because research is ever changing
Because it is quicker
This is a null hypothesis: A dog that is fed garlic will repel more fleas than a dog that is not.
True
False
An advantage of writing an extended essay is that it is quick and easy to read
True
False
A disadvantage of a written report is that
It is always based on secondary data
You cannot receive instant feedback
It is not recorded on file
Why do we measure outcomes?
To secure funding for certain
To imporve studey design for the future
To evaluate the reliability of the methods of measurement used
All of the above
A group outcome gives an overarching goal to people which may facillitate organisational outcomes
True
False
A personal outcome indicates a group working together to achieve goals large rthan the group
True
False
Are there more aims than objectives in a study?
Yes
No
An aim is what you have the intention of achiving and provides an answer to the research question
True
False
An objective outlines the goals of the research which can be divided in to saveral smaller parts
True
False
What comes at the end of a scientific report
Methods
Appendices
Discussion
Abstract
What is qualitative data?
The process of collecting, analysing and interpreting non-numerical data.
What we expect to achieve by the end of a project.
Information that is not cannot be affected by bias.
Data presented as a certain quantity , amount or range in numerical values.
(For example; height)
What does subjectivity mean?
Data presented as a certain quantity , amount or range in numerical values.
Information that can be influenced by perspectives, values and social experiences.
Information that is not cannot be affected by bias.
Which reference is correct?
Bailie, C.L; O'Connell, N. E. Animal. 9 (4), 660-668.
Bailie, C.L; O'Connell, N. E. The influence of providing perches and string on activity levels, fearfulness and leg health in commercial broiler chickens. Animal. 9 (4), 660-668.
The influence of providing perches and string on activity levels, fearfulness and leg health in commercial broiler chickens. Animal. 9 (4), 660-668.
Bailie, C.L; O'Connell, N. E. (2015). The influence of providing perches and string on activity levels, fearfulness and leg health in commercial broiler chickens. Animal. 9 (4), 660-668.
Suitability is...
Being the easiest to comeplet with time constraints
Being the most practical choice
Being the most ethical
Being right or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.
What is feasability?
Being practical with the time constraints
Being realistic with your expectations
Being realistic with your monetary constraints
All of the above
What is Primary Data?
first hand data gathered by the researcher themself..
Data that is purely numerical
Data that is collected by another party.
data that is purely descrciptive
