WorksheetsPRR2 LONG TEST (MODULE 1 TO 6)
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 51mins
Quantitative research is useful in generating large amounts of data and in in identifying the patterns of
behavior of various sectors in different settings.
TRUE
FALSE
Qualitative research is less prone to bias as the findings are expressed in terms of numbers.
TRUE
FALSE
In quantitative research, the researcher permits to organize data for a clear data dissemination.
TRUE
FALSE
It assumes that a sample in qualitative research is a representative of the population.
TRUE
FALSE
Quantitative research looks at relationships between variables and can establish cause and effect in a highly
controlled circumstances.
TRUE
FALSE
Qualitative research attempts to remain independent of or grounded from the phenomenon under
investigation.
TRUE
FALSE
The concern of qualitative research is about gaining a deeper understanding of the phenomenon.
TRUE
FALSE
Qualitative research starts with the observations and theories are proposed towards the end of the research
process as a result of observations.
TRUE
FALSE
Quantitative research seeks to explain and find meaning in experiences.
TRUE
FALSE
A small number of participant (less than 30) is the usual count of participants in quantitative research.
TRUE
FALSE
It is defined as anything that has a quantity or quality that varies.
Variable
Law
Theory
Hypothesis
A variable that is presumed to cause a change in another variable is called:
An intervening variable
An independent variable
A dependent variable
A numerical variable
A positive correlation occurs when:
Two variables remain constant
One variable goes up and the other goes down
Two variables move in the same direction
Two variables move in opposite directions
It is the systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources to establish facts and reach new
conclusions.
Research
Investigation
Scientific Method
Thesis
Inquiries about qualities and attributes that are more difficult to measure.
Qualitative Research
Categorical Variable
Quantitative Research
Independent Variable
Show the effect of manipulating or introducing the independent variables.
An intervening variable
An independent variable
A dependent variable
A numerical variable
The data represent groups includes ranking, classification, and binary outcomes.
Quantitative variable
Independent variable
Categorical variable
Dependent variable
This may be the answer to your research question and/or a way to clearly state the purpose of your research.
Thesis problem
Thesis statement
Thesis title
Thesis question
It identifies a difficulty, doubt, or an area of concern, in theory or in practice, that requires thought and
investigation.
Research problem
Research statement
Research title
Research question
It is derived from your research problem but is based on your study design.
Research problem
Research statement
Research title
Research question
IDENTIFY THE REFERENCE CITATION AS A C (CORRECT) OR I (INCORRECT) ACCORDING TO APA GUIDELINES.
Donovan, M. (1992). Finding the best course in college. Boston, MA: Pearson Press.
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IDENTIFY THE REFERENCE CITATION AS A C (CORRECT) OR I (INCORRECT) ACCORDING TO APA GUIDELINES.
Raphael, R. (Ed). (2008). Encyclopedia of world events. (Vols. 3-5). Middleburg, PA: Tysons Press.
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IDENTIFY THE REFERENCE CITATION AS A C (CORRECT) OR I (INCORRECT) ACCORDING TO APA GUIDELINES.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. (2013). 2012 Hurricane Season. In Hurricanes in Recent
History. Retrieved from http://www.noaa.gov/ hurricanes/2012_season/
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IDENTIFY THE REFERENCE CITATION AS A C (CORRECT) OR I (INCORRECT) ACCORDING TO APA GUIDELINES.
Hapsburger, D. (1986). Turning the tables (B. Egger, Trans). Atlanta, GA: Kilner Press. (Original work published
1984).
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IDENTIFY THE REFERENCE CITATION AS A C (CORRECT) OR I (INCORRECT) ACCORDING TO APA GUIDELINES.
Lord Fairfax Community College. (2013, February). Online Tutoring. In ACE Online. Retrieved from http://www.lfcc.edu/ace
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Main Types of Research
Causal-comparative
Descriptive
Quantitative
Qualitative
Correlational
Types of Quantitative Research
Causal-comparative
Descriptive
Experiment
Experimental
Correlational
Types of variable relationship
Causality
Descriptive
Experiment
Experimental
Correlational
Categories of Research Questions
Explorative, Descriptive
Descriptive, Causal
Evaluative, Control
Predictive, Explanatory
Explanatory, Experiment
Types of Research Variables
Role of Variables
Descriptive Variable
Level of Measurement
Level of Ratio
Paradigm Assumptions in Research
Ontological
Epistemological
Methodological
Axiological
Rhetorical
Why we conduct research and how important it is to different fields/career?
