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WorksheetsTeam #6 Digital Game
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is research methodology?
The study and development of methods, models, techniques and procedures or scientific research.
The language researchers use to communicate their findings to each other.
The art of guessing the results of a study before actually conducting it.
Conducting experiments using magical spells and potions to uncover hidden truths.
What are scientific inquiry models used for?
To carry out research in an organized and rigorous manner.
To give possible explanations to a problem; a hypothesis.
To predict future events accurately.
To communicate complex scientific findings to the general public.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the quantitative approach?
It focuses on measurement.
It uses representative samples.
It focuses on logic.
It has a limited precision.
What is the main objective of the qualitative approach?
Understand the complexity of social, cultural and psychological phenomena.
Measurement of variables and statistics.
Receive quality information from participants.
Guarantee the validity and reliability of results in an experiment.
Which of the following includes the main features of the mixed approach?
Data integration, use of multiple methods, flexibility, integrated analysis .
Use of multiple methods, flexibility, descriptive, exploratory.
Data integration, use of multiple methods, flexibility.
Which is an example of research based on its scope? (multiple answers)
Exploratory.
Descriptive.
Informative.
Methodological.
What is a method?
Logical procedures used to obtain knowledge and solve problems.
Systematic procedures to enhance results.
Research approach that starts from a previous theory.
Tools to measure the magnitude of something.
What are the two classifications of research instruments?
Focus group, Studies.
Measurement scales, Likert scales.
Questionnaires, Measurement scales.
Questionnaires , Surveys
What is a chronogram?
Research instrument used to display a scientific study.
Collecting data through time and representing it on a graph.
A sophisticated timeline.
Tool to plan and schedule the activities for the development of a study.
Select the answer that DON'T includes one of the steps to develop a research question.
Select a specific problem.
Formulate the question.
Share your question
Identify the research topic.
What is the difference between rationale and objectives?
Objectives: are the results expected from the study; Rationale: the reason and motives to carry the study.
Rationale is the same as Objectives; they're just synonyms for each other.
Objectives: are measurable, specific and coherent; Rationale: Justifies the needs, demonstrates the originality and feasibility of the study.
Rationale; the practical goals; Objectives: the theoretical goals.
Select the examples of a NOT reliable source while doing research. (Multiple answers).
Forums
(Reddit , Quiera , etc).
Redalyc.
Google Scholar.
Wikipedia.
What is the difference between Independent and Dependent variables?
Independent variables refer to the effects that are being investigated; while dependent variables are the causes that are being investigated.
Independent variables are variables that change according to the experiment it is being conducted; while dependent variables don’t.
Independent variables are manipulated to observe their effects on other variables; Dependent variables are observed to determine if they are affected by Independent variables.
These are examples of methods EXCEPT for:
Deductive method.
Instructive method.
Research method.
Inductive method.
What is a research instrument?
Instruments used to play music while doing research.
Devices that are used to make graphical representations of the data collected.
A type of spyware that sells your personal data to strangers on the internet.
Tools used to collect data and obtain relevant information.
Which is NOT a function of theoretical frameworks?
Guides on how the study should be carried out.
Establishes the research hypothesis.
Promoting research to the masses.
Prevents mistakes that have been done before.
Which is an example of Applied research?
A study on the molecular structure of DNA to better understand genetics and heredity.
Research on the chemistry of the elements in the periodic table.
Research on communication patterns in the nature of bees.
Research into the use of artificial intelligence in the early detection of diseases.
What is a technique in scientific research?
The specific procedures used to obtain and analyze the data necessary to answer the research question.
The bibliography used to answer the research question.
The ability of being skeptical while doing scientific research.
A step of the scientific method.
What are the Hypotheses?
Describe what you intend your research project to accomplish
Something veryy scientific.
They are tentative statements that are formulated as provitional explanations for a phenomenon or a problem.
A statement that cannot be tested and disproved.
All of these are characteristics of hypotheses EXCEPT...
They must be clear and precise.
They must be founded in theory.
They must be coherent.
They must be verifiable.
They must be pretty.
