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Data Collection

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What quantitative mode of research involving investigation of dependent and independent variables through control and manipulation?

a)

Correlational Study

b)

Experimental Study

2.

After selecting the participants or subjects in an experimental research, what is the next thing to do?

a)

Conduct an experiment

b)

Determine the variables

c)

Decide on the type of design

d)

Specify the problem or topic

3.

What design is used if the study is on “the relationship between the value orientation of radio soap opera listeners and their socioeconomic status”?

a)

Correlational Study

b)

Experimental Study

4.

If the teacher wants to improve the performance of his students, what is the best way that he can do to conduct?

a)

Descriptive Research

b)

Experimental Research

c)

All of the above

5.

What is the most appropriate method for testing cause-and-effect relationships?

a)

Correlational Studies

b)

Descriptive Studies

c)

Experimental Studies

d)

Ethnographic Studies

6.

Which word that refers to your method or process of selecting respondents or people to answer questions meant to yield data for a research study?

a)

population

b)

sample size

c)

sampling

d)

sample error

7.

What type of sampling design in which all individuals in the population are arranged in methodical manner and the nth name may be selected in the construction of the sample?

a)

Cluster sampling

b)

Purposive sampling

c)

Multistage sampling

d)

Systematic sampling

8.

What type of sampling when you choose people whom you are sure could respond to the objectives of your study, like selecting those with rich experience or interest in your study?

a)

Availability sampling

b)

Purposive sampling

c)

Quota sampling

d)

Voluntary sampling

9.

Why do sample surveys are often used instead of complete enumeration or censuses?

a)

Because the population to be investigated is quite large

b)

Because the population to be investigated is too few

c)

Because the research problem is unattainable

d)

Because the subject of the research is too broad

10.

What is the best random sampling design when every member in the population is given equal chance of inclusion in the sample?

a)

Restricted random sampling

b)

Stratified random sampling

c)

Systematic random sampling

d)

Unrestricted random sampling

11.

What type of sampling design intended to improve the validity of the sample and is applicable when the population being studied is homogenous?

a)

Restricted random sampling

b)

Stratified random sampling

c)

Systematic random sampling

d)

Unrestricted random sampling

12.

What is the first step to undertake in searching research instrument?

a)

assign numeric scores in collecting data

b)

identify the database to locate the instrument

c)

identify the variables in the problem

d)

operationally defined the variables

13.

Which of the following is false in obtaining a research instrument?

a)

If the instrument is unpublished, contact the author directly.

b)

If the instrument has been published, contact the publisher.

c)

Read the permission terms to determine if it is available for reuse.

d)

It is not necessary to ask for owner’s permission.

14.

What instrument is used to measure feelings toward a certain topic?

a)

achievement test

b)

affective scale

c)

behavioral checklist

d)

interest inventory

15.

Which of the following describes content validity?

a)

It is the extent to which the test measures a theoretical construct or trait.

b)

It is determined by showing how well predictions made from the test this was confirmed by evidence.

c)

It means the extent to which the content or topics of the test is truly representative of the content of the course.

d)

It is the degree to which the test agrees or correlates with a criterion set up as an acceptable measure.