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WorksheetsField Study 2_ Research_Prelim
Total questions: 110
Worksheet time: 3hrs 8mins
It refers to arranging and organizing the collected data so that we may be able to find out what their significance is and generalize about them.
Data collection
Data analysis
Report writing
Data organization
The following are the objectives or purposes of research, except for:
Causal explanation
Prediction
Problem identification
Description
It is particularly useful when researchers lack a clear idea of the problems they will meet during the course of the study.
Exploration
Problem identification
Drawing conclusion
Description
The following are characteristics of scientific-based research, except for:
Empirical
Critical, skeptical
Unbiased, objective
Intuitive
Good research has the following qualities, except:
It is systematic.
It is empirical.
It is replicable.
It is meaningful.
Which of the following does not belong to the group?
Basic Research
Evaluative Research
Development Research
Legal Research
Which of the following does not belong to the group?
Correlation
Ex-post Facto
Theoretical
Experimental
Evaluative research attempts to:
Find a practical solution for an immediate problem of sociality.
Contribute to basic and theoretical knowledge.
Assess short-term effects.
Judge the absolute norms and scientific rigor, and the highest standards.
It aims at determining the degree of relationship between two or more quantifiable variables.
Correlational Research
Historical Research
Descriptive Research
Action Research
It is a research that is conducted in the absence of available published data on various socio-economic and business aspects.
Cross-Sectional Research
Longitudinal Research
Bench-mark Survey / Baseline Research
Social Research
What is considered the last step in conducting research?
Selecting and Defining the Problem
Research Report
Analyzing Data
Describing Methodology of Research
The function of a proposal is to answer the four fundamental questions, except:
What will be done?
Why is it an important thing to do?
What are the objectives and scope of the work?
What is the finding of the research?
It is a way to solve the research problem systematically.
Research Methodology
Research Introduction
Research Report
Data Analysis
Use of attitude scales, projective techniques, use of sociometric scales.
Opinionnaire
Mail questionnaire
Mass observation
Group interview
The interviewer focuses attention upon a given experience and its effects.
Personal interview
Focused interview
Group interview
Non-participant direct observation
It refers to arranging and organizing the collected data so that we may be able to find out what their significance is and generalize about them.
Data collection
Data analysis
Report writing
Data organization
The following are the objectives or purposes of research, except for:
Causal explanation
Prediction
Problem identification
Description
It is particularly useful when researchers lack a clear idea of the problems they will meet during the course of the study.
Exploration
Problem identification
Drawing conclusion
Description
The following are characteristics of scientific-based research, except for:
Empirical
Critical, skeptical
Unbiased, objective
Intuitive
Good research has the following qualities, except:
It is systematic.
It is empirical.
It is replicable.
It is meaningful.
Which of the following does not belong to the group?
Basic Research
Evaluative Research
Development Research
Legal Research
Which of the following does not belong to the group?
Correlation
Ex-post Facto
Theoretical
Experimental
Evaluative research attempts to:
Find a practical solution for an immediate problem of sociality.
Contribute to basic and theoretical knowledge.
Assess short-term effects.
Judge the absolute norms and scientific rigor, and the highest standards.
It aims at determining the degree of relationship between two or more quantifiable variables.
Correlational Research
Historical Research
Descriptive Research
Action Research
It is a research that is conducted in the absence of available published data on various socio-economic and business aspects.
Cross-Sectional Research
Longitudinal Research
Bench-mark Survey / Baseline Research
Social Research
What is considered the last step in conducting research?
Selecting and Defining the Problem
Research Report
Analyzing Data
Describing Methodology of Research
The function of a proposal is to answer the four fundamental questions, except:
What will be done?
Why is it an important thing to do?
What are the objectives and scope of the work?
What is the finding of the research?
It is a way to solve the research problem systematically.
Research Methodology
Research Introduction
Research Report
Data Analysis
Use of attitude scales, projective techniques, use of sociometric scales.
Opinionnaire
Mail questionnaire
Mass observation
Group interview
The interviewer focuses attention upon a given experience and its effects.
Personal interview
Focused interview
Group interview
Non-participant direct observation
A researcher uses the scientific method to acquire knowledge through observation, evaluation, interpretation, and theoretical explanation. This researcher is engaged in ______.
Statistics
Science
Sampling
Empiricism
The ______ refers to a set of systematic techniques used to acquire, modify, and integrate knowledge concerning observable and measurable phenomena.
hypothesis
population
scientific method
operational definition
The scientific method refers to a set of systematic techniques used to acquire, modify, and integrate knowledge concerning ______.
observable and measurable phenomena
populations, but not samples
statistics, but not parameters
any phenomena
Which of the following is not one of the six general steps to apply the scientific method?
identify a problem
select an authority figure
conduct the study
develop a research plan
Based on results reported in published articles, a researcher states that men will be less likely than women to read nutrition labels when making decisions about purchasing foods. What is this statement called?
intuition
hypothesis
research plan
literature review
A research hypothesis must be ______ when subjected to the scientific method.
intuitive
logical
testable
accurate
Using the scientific method, we typically analyze and evaluate data in order to ______.
avoid the need to conduct a study
avoid using statistical techniques
determine whether or not to measure data
determine whether the pattern of data shows support for a research hypothesis
Applied research uses the scientific method to answer questions ______.
about how to purchase apps
about theoretical issues for fundamental processes and underlying mechanisms related to the behaviors and events being studied
concerning practical problems with potential practical solutions within an organization or instituion
that are directly related to the predictions made by theories
Quantitative research uses the scientific method to ______.
record observations as numeric data
make nonnumeric observations, from which conclusions are drawn without the use of statistical analysis
conduct studies that can be completed without the use of statistical analysis
make guesses about scientific phenomena
______ uses the scientific method to make nonnumeric observations, from which conclusions are drawn without the use of statistical analysis.
Quantitative research
Qualitative research
Basic research
Applied research
After identifying your topic, you should ______.
identify a testable hypothesis
collect data
ask friends and family members for their opinions on the topic
read and evaluate past research on the topic
The goal of which type of research design is to describe the variables, not examine relationships among the variables?
descriptive research
correlational research
quasi-experimental research
experimental research
Which type of research design is used to examine a causal relationship and involves manipulating one variable, randomly assigning participants or subjects to different levels of that manipulated variable, and measuring the effect of that manipulation on another variable?
descriptive research
correlational research
quasi-experimental research
experimental research
In order to conduct a study, you often must get approval from the ______ of your college or university.
Institutional Review Board (IRB)
American Psychological Association (APA)
Psi Chi
Judicial Board
Which of the following is a variable?
Never married
Married
Divorced
Marital Status
__________ is the process of finding answers to questions. It provides a lens from which to explore the question.
Research
Inquiry
"Is the earth flat or round?"
Categorize the given example.
Research
Inquiry
Which among the following is not an importance of conducting a research?
Gathering relevant information
Improving technological advancement of academe
Understanding history
Personal and professional development
Which are the two main types of research?
Quantitative and Qualitative
Pure and Basic
Research and Inquiry
Technology and Education
Select the example(s) of qualitative?
Phrases
36 degree
Dialogue
Liters
Select the example(s) of quantitative?
Rank
Last Name
Gender
General Weighted Average
Which of the two is expressed in numbers?
Qualitative
Quantitative
Which of the two leans to more exploration of the data?
Qualitative
Quantitatvie
Which of the two answers open-ended questions?
Qualitative
Quantitative
Which of the two is inclined to confirming the hypothesis?
Qualitative
Quantitative
In terms of product development, which idea does not belong to qualitative research?
Explore
Quantify
Deepen
Seeking to understand
How many chapters are there in writing a research paper?
4
5
6
7
What is the title of the chapter 1?
Introduction
Background of the study
Problem and Its background
Statement of the Problem
Which part does not belong to Chapter 1?
Background of the Study
Conceptual Framework
Objectives of the Study
Introduction
What does the chapter 2 generally represent?
Additional information
Related studies
Answer to research questions
Presentation of data
What is the last part of Chapter 2?
Related Literature
Related Studies
Synthesis
Hypothesis
Where does the researcher locate the research methodology?
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Which part of the research paper must contain the gathered information from the respondents?
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
This gives name to the research and it is also a means to identify the contribution of the researcher.
Research Question
Research Title
Research Objectives
Research Hypothesis
Who should be considered in writing the research title?
Readers
Researchers
Teacher
Librarian
