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RES 202 Module 3

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What section of the research paper refers to the overall plan of collecting, processing, and analyzing the data?

a)

Research Methodology

b)

Review of the methodologies

c)

Research experiment section

d)

Review of literature and studies

2.

In order to collect data systematically, what should be done to select the participants of the study?

a)

Use the entire population

b)

Randomly select participants for all kinds of studies

c)

Select an appropriate sample size and sampling method

d)

Compute for the standard deviation and exclude the calculated number

3.

Manuel is doing research on the study habits of honor students from SY 2020-2021. What sampling method is best suited for his study?

a)

Systematic sampling, since Manuel should count every third student in the masterlist

b)

Purposive sampling, since Manuel can simply choose students nearby who can participate in the study

c)

Convenience sampling, since Manuel can simply choose students nearby who can participate in the study

d)

Cluster sampling, since Manuel will need to group the participants in terms of who are honor students and who are not

4.

Sadie wanted to study a sample of English teachers, but she only knows her English teacher among all other English teachers. What sampling method should she use?

a)

Snowball sampling

b)

Convenience sampling

c)

Simple random sampling

d)

Stratified random sampling

5.

Carla is studying about groups of people who live in scattered rural areas. She grouped those who lived near the riverside, by the foot of the mountain, and by the rice fields. What sampling method is Carla using?

a)

Cluster sampling

b)

Systematic sampling

c)

Simple random sampling

d)

Stratified random sampling

6.

What are used to collect data from the participants?

a)

Tests

b)

Survey

c)

Instruments

d)

Answer sheets

7.

Anna is comparing the behaviors of students when a milktea stall is placed outside school and when it is no longer placed there. What data collection instrument would best suit the study?

a)

Test

b)

Interview schedule

c)

Controlled observation

d)

Focus group discussion

8.

Taylor aims to study the Math exam scores of HUMSS students. What data collection instrument would best suit the study?

a)

Test

b)

Interview schedule

c)

Controlled observation

d)

Focus group discussion

9.

Dylan wanted to conduct a case study about a family's everyday routine and problems living in a van. What data collection instrument would best suit the study?

a)

Test

b)

Survey

c)

Interview schedule

d)

Controlled observation

10.

Maria wants to conduct a study with the use of questionnaires. If she wants to provide choices that the participants will only have to choose from, what type of questionnaire should she use?

a)

Structured

b)

Unstructured

c)

Semi-structured

d)

Super-structured

11.

A researcher created a questionnaire on Ignatian values and validates it by determining that XU students would be able to answer it more thoroughly compared with students from other schools. What type of validity did he apply?

a)

Face validity

b)

Content validity

c)

Construct validity

d)

Concurrent validity

12.

Brandon wants to create a self-made test and administer it and another similar standardized test to the same group of participants. What type of reliability did he use?

a)

Test-retest

b)

Equivalent forms

c)

Scoring agreement

d)

Internal consistency

13.

A panel of Social Science teachers evaluated a questionnaire created by HUMMS Research students. What type of reliability does this present?

a)

Test-retest

b)

Equivalent forms

c)

Scoring agreement

d)

Internal consistency

14.

Before determining the reliability of the data collection instrument used, what do researchers usually conduct?

a)

Interviews

b)

Pilot-testing

c)

Actual data collection

d)

Providing informed consent forms

15.

What pertains to the proposed quantification of the data, which is done in order to know what data analysis method is appropriate for the data gathered?

a)

Scoring guidelines

b)

Guideline methods

c)

Structured guidelines

d)

Instructions and guidelines

16.

When research use interview schedules, what should be created before quantifying the data?

a)

Tables

b)

Themes

c)

Numbers

d)

Questions

17.

When a researcher does a descriptive study, what data analysis methods should they use?

a)

Alternative testing

b)

Hypothesis testing

c)

Inferential statistics

d)

Descriptive statistics

18.

Sophie wants to correlate the students' WiFi speed with several factors, such as the number of people in the household, the number of students in the household, the subjects and organizations of the students, and their strands. What statistical technique would be best used in Sophie's study?

a)

T-tests

b)

Pearson's r

c)

Multiple regression

d)

Analysis of variance

19.

Using the p-value approach in hypothesis testing, what would the interpretation be if the p-value is 0.015?

a)

The null hypothesis is rejected and the results are statistically significant

b)

The null hypothesis is accepted and the results are statistically significant

c)

The null hypothesis is rejected and the results are not statistically significant

d)

The null hypothesis is accepted and the results are not statistically significant

20.

Using the p-value approach, what will be the interpretation if the p-value is 0.75?

a)

The results are statistically significant

b)

The results are not statistically significant

c)

The results are not correctly tested and interpreted

d)

The results are correctly interpreted and are significant