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Methodology

Total questions: 114

Worksheet time: 57mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Private research allows us to know

a)

invented aspects of reality

b)

individual aspects of reality

c)

all aspects of reality

d)

real aspects of reality

e)

surrounding reality

2.

Comprehensive research studies

a)

objects in different aspects and from the positions of different sciences

b)

subjects in different aspects from the perspective of one science

c)

all objects and subjects of reality

d)

real aspects of reality

e)

surrounding reality

3.

Scientific activity aimed at using theoretical results in specific practice conditions

a)

fundamental research

b)

special study

c)

applied research

d)

exploratory study

e)

comprehensive research

4.

Replacing a real object with a model to study the possible course of a process and phenomenon, solving problems, etc.

a)

modeling

b)

interpretation

c)

formalization

d)

specification

e)

idealization

5.

The process of mental separation and subsequent unification of objects for any reason

a)

interpretation

b)

formalization

c)

intellectual experiment

d)

classification

e)

specification

6.

A conversation with some person to get information

a)

synthesis

b)

interview

c)

analysis

d)

interpretation

e)

testing

7.

Research that solves more practical problems or theoretical questions of a practical direction

a)

applied

b)

fundamental

c)

experimental

d)

theoretical

e)

laboratory

8.

What type of the task of these studies is to directly service the practice of education

a)

development

b)

fundamental

c)

experimental

d)

theoretical

e)

laboratory

9.

Observations that cover what is happening as a whole, from beginning to end

a)

mediate observation

b)

discrete observation

c)

continuous observation

d)

open observation

e)

conspiratorial surveillance

10.

Observation in which the researcher acts through assistants

a)

indirect observation

b)

discrete observation

c)

open observation

d)

continuous observation

e)

conspiratorial observation

11.

By planning an experiment is meant

a)

number of participants of the experiment

b)

research logic

c)

selecting methods  of the experiment participants

d)

reliability of the results obtained

e)

formalization of the results obtained

12.

Consistent fixation of information displayed and thought out in the process of reading

a)

scheme

b)

theses

c)

synopsis

d)

quote

e)

report

13.

A research approach that aims to identify their internal, stable sides, mechanisms and driving forces

a)

phenomenological

b)

essential

c)

holistic

d)

general

e)

historical

14.

A method of constructing a theory in which some true statements are chosen as starting points

a)

deductive

b)

axiomatic

c)

inductive

d)

perfect

e)

normal

15.

A method that includes organized cognitive activity aimed at establishing historical links of education, upbringing

a)

experiment

b)

observation

c)

learning from experience

d)

idealization

e)

formalization

16.

A research approach that aims to study individual pedagogical phenomena, processes

a)

quantitative

b)

holistic

c)

single

d)

high-quality

e)

historical

17.

A method that allows you to penetrate into the inner world of the interlocutor, to identify the reasons for his actions

a)

analysis

b)

learning from experience

c)

research talk

d)

synthesis

e)

testing

18.

The method of mass collection of material, using specially designed questionnaires:

a)

analysis

b)

research talk

c)

questionnaire

d)

synthesis

e)

formalization

19.

A research approach that aims to find common connections, patterns

a)

single

b)

holistic

c)

general

d)

historical

e)

formalization

20.

A way to achieve a goal, solve a specific task

a)

means

b)

form

c)

activity

d)

reception

e)

method

21.

A set of rational actions that must be taken to solve a certain task or achieve a certain goal

a)

means

b)

form

c)

activity

d)

method

e)

reception

22.

A purposeful, identical examination for all subjects, conducted under strictly controlled conditions

a)

observation

b)

testing

c)

experiment

d)

comparison

e)

dimension

23.

According to the duration of the study , they are divided into

a)

short-term and multiple

b)

short-term and long-term

c)

multiple and single

d)

single and long-term

e)

continuous and single

24.

Distinguish experiment

a)

artificial and natural

b)

methodical and practical

c)

natural and laboratory

d)

practical and natural

e)

artificial and laboratory

25.

From the point of view of function in the process of cognition , research is distinguished

a)

heuristic and theoretical

b)

private and special

c)

laboratory and heuristic

d)

fundamental and applied

e)

heuristic and natural

26.

Philosophical teaching about methods of cognition and transformation of reality

a)

Methods

b)

Methodology

c)

Approaches

d)

Principles

e)

Theory

27.

The structure of the study, presented in the unity of the substantive and procedural sides

a)

Putting the results into practice

b)

Systematization and generalization of the data obtained

c)

Research program

d)

Experiment plan

e)

Sequence of operations

28.

Statement of purpose, concept, initial hypotheses with a logical sequence of operations for their verification

a)

Research program

b)

Putting the results into practice

c)

Systematization and generalization of the data obtained

d)

Experiment plan

e)

Sequence of operations

29.

The presence of a constant and necessary connection between the phenomena

a)

Pattern

b)

The rule

c)

Law

d)

Principle

e)

Aspect

30.

A necessary, essential, constantly recurring relationship of real-world phenomena

a)

The rule

b)

Pattern

c)

Law

d)

Principle

e)

Aspect

31.

A strictly fixed pattern, as an internal stable, necessary connection between certain phenomena, processes or systems

a)

Scientific aspect

b)

Scientific principle

c)

Scientific law

d)

Scientific theory

e)

The content aspect

32.

A set of generalized views, positions, representations, ideas aimed at the interpretation of a phenomenon is always an attempt at a holistic representation of a phenomenon or process of the objective world

a)

Scientific theory

b)

Scientific law

c)

Scientific aspect

d)

Scientific principle

e)

The content aspect

33.

Assumption or guess, a statement that, unlike axioms, postulates, requires proof

a)

Judgment

b)

Hypothesis

c)

Inference

d)

Method

e)

Argument

34.

Levels of cognition

a)

Natural and experimental

b)

Theoretical and empirical

c)

Research and theoretical

d)

Sociological and empirical

e)

Philosophical and everyday

35.

Ways to gain knowledge:

a)

Scientific, everyday, everyday and theoretical

b)

Scientific, everyday, artistic and religious

c)

Scientific, everyday, mathematical and creative

d)

Scientific, everyday, theoretical and practical

e)

Scientific, artistic, theoretical and practical

36.

According to the scope of coverage of the object , observations are distinguished:

a)

Solid and discontinuous

b)

Monographic and permanent

c)

Open and closed

d)

Multiple and one-time

e)

Open and single

37.

According to the method of obtaining information , observations can be divided into

a)

Monographic and closed

b)

Direct and indirect

c)

Solid and single

d)

Open and single

e)

Multiple and one-time

38.

Methods of empirical research

a)

Ascent from the abstract to the concrete and idealization

b)

Analysis, synthesis, formalization and axiomatic method

c)

Observation, comparison, experiment and measurement

d)

Abstraction, analysis, formalization and axiomatic method

e)

Idealization, formalization, induction and deduction

39.

Types of pedagogical experiment

a)

Stating, forming

b)

Theoretical, practical

c)

Practical, laboratory

d)

Formal, laboratory

e)

Laboratory, theoretical

40.

The survey methods include

a)

Observation, measurement

b)

Conversation, questionnaire

c)

Working with the book, testing

d)

Experiment, analysis

e)

Comparison, synthesis

41.

Unconscious mistakes are divided into

a)

Random, systematic

b)

Deliberate, systematic

c)

Conscious, systematic

d)

Not conscious, deliberate

e)

Multiple, intentional

42.

The method of direct study of the pedagogical phenomenon based on the practical results of the subjects, subjects of labor:

a)

Pedagogical experiment

b)

The method of indirect observation, consisting in the study of the phenomenon through the assessment of judges-observers

c)

Assessment by the subject under study on the scale of self-assessment of their abilities

d)

Analysis of documents and products of activity

e)

Laboratory experiment

43.

The process of mentally distracting any property or feature of an object from the object itself

a)

Analysis

b)

Abstraction

c)

Synthesis

d)

Deduction

e)

Induction

44.

The process of mental abstraction of some properties and relations of things and phenomena from others

a)

Analysis

b)

Synthesis

c)

Deduction

d)

Abstraction

e)

Induction

45.

A specific type of human activity aimed at the development, description, systematization of objective knowledge about nature, society and human thinking

a)

Law

b)

Science

c)

Pattern

d)

Cognition

e)

Experiment

46.

A continuously developing system of knowledge of the objective laws of nature, society and thinking, obtained and transformed into the direct productive force of society as a result of special human activity

a)

Law

b)

Science

c)

Pattern

d)

Cognition

e)

Experiment

47.

The field of research activity aimed at the production of new knowledge about nature, society and thinking

a)

Law

b)

Science

c)

Pattern

d)

Cognition

e)

Experiment

48.

The process of the movement of human thought from ignorance to knowledge

a)

Law

b)

Science

c)

Pattern

d)

Cognition

e)

Experiment

49.

The process of creating new scientific knowledge, the expansion of knowledge of the world, one of the types of human activity

a)

Law

b)

Research

c)

Pattern

d)

Cognition

e)

Experiment

50.

Sequential change of states, stages of development, a set of sequential activities to achieve a result

a)

Research

b)

Process

c)

Cognition

d)

Pattern

e)

Experiment

51.

The process and result of scientific activity aimed at obtaining new knowledge about the laws of the processes of education, training, development, about their structure and mechanisms, theory and methodology of the organization of a holistic pedagogical process, its content, principles, organizational forms, methods and techniques

a)

The research process

b)

Psychological research

c)

Pedagogical research

d)

Scientific experiment

e)

Laboratory experiment

52.

The observation materials are recorded using

a)

Synopsis, audio and video recordings

b)

Thesis, audio and video recordings

c)

Audio and video recordings, photos

d)

Protocol, photos, videos

e)

Audio recordings, synopsis, video

53.

The criteria must meet the following criteria

a)

Be objective, adequate, valid, neutral in relation to the phenomena under study

b)

Be accessible, neutral in relation to the phenomena under study, typical

c)

Be typical, accessible, neutral in relation to the phenomena under study

d)

Be adequate, valid, typical, accessible, representative

e)

Be open, neutral in relation to the investigated phenomena, conspiratorial

54.

Types of questionnaires

a)

Full-time, correspondence, mass

b)

Contactless, mass, mass

c)

Contact, conspiratorial, mass

d)

Correspondence, conspiratorial, mass

e)

Mass, conspiratorial, mass

55.

Translation of meaningful knowledge into an artificial language

a)

Modeling

b)

System analysis

c)

Formalization

d)

Specification

e)

Idealization

56.

Discontinuous observations can be divided into a number of groups

a)

conspiratorial, observation of the main array, hidden

b)

monographic, comparative-monographic, observation of the main array

c)

monographic, conspiratorial, open

d)

open, observation of the main array, direct

e)

observation of the main array, conspiratorial, open

57.

A new factor introduced or modified by the experimenter is called

a)

Dependent variable or hidden factor

b)

Unknown variable or hidden factor

c)

Innovation or hidden factor

d)

Experimental factor or independent variable

e)

Innovation or independent variables

58.

A logical process in which the truth of a judgment is justified with the help of other judgments

a)

Interpretation

b)

Formalization

c)

Argumentation

d)

Axiomatization

e)

Specification

59.

A judgment given in confirmation of the truth of some other judgment

a)

Argument

b)

Principle

c)

Concept

d)

Idealization

e)

Axiom

60.

Replacing a real object with a model to study the possible course of a process and phenomenon, solving problems, etc.

a)

Interpretation

b)

Specification

c)

Idealization

d)

Modeling

e)

Validation

61.

Orients the researcher to reveal the integrity of the object and its supporting mechanisms, to identify the diverse types of connections of a complex object and bring them into a single theoretical picture

a)

Qualitative approach

b)

Personal approach

c)

Activity approach

d)

Quantitative approach

e)

System approach

62.

The direction of the research methodology, which is based on the consideration of the object as a whole set of elements in the totality of relations and connections between them, i.e. the consideration of the object as a system

a)

Qualitative approach

b)

Personal approach

c)

Activity approach

d)

Quantitative approach

e)

System approach

63.

The study of objects as a complex, i.e. a set of objects or phenomena that make up one whole

a)

Qualitative approach

b)

Personal approach

c)

Activity approach

d)

Quantitative approach

e)

An integrated approach

64.

Addressing the content of the phenomena and processes under study, identifying the totality of their elements and interactions between them that determine the main type, nature of these phenomena, processes

a)

Qualitative approach

b)

Personal approach

c)

Activity approach

d)

Quantitative approach

e)

A meaningful approach

65.

An approach that provides for the extraction of only stable, relatively unchanged moments from the studied processes, phenomena, which are considered as if in a "pure" form, out of connection with the whole process, phenomenon as a whole

a)

Qualitative approach

b)

Personal approach

c)

Activity approach

d)

Quantitative approach

e)

Formal approach

66.

Meaningful interpretation of formal results

a)

Formalization

b)

Interpretation

c)

Axiomatization

d)

Deduction

e)

Induction

67.

An approach that provides for the consideration of each pedagogical phenomenon, process at the point of its development, which it has reached to date; in this case, abstract-theoretical constructions dominate in the study

a)

Logical approach

b)

Qualitative approach

c)

Quantitative approach

d)

Personal approach

e)

Activity approach

68.

An approach that provides for the consideration of the concrete historical genesis and development of the object, the study and reflection of mainly genetic relations of the developing object; in this case, the study is dominated by concrete historical fact

a)

Historical approach

b)

Qualitative approach

c)

Quantitative approach

d)

Personal approach

e)

Activity approach

69.

An approach that is aimed at identifying a set of signs, properties, features of the phenomenon under study, a process that determines its uniqueness and belonging to itself, as well as belonging to a class of phenomena of the same type with it, processes

a)

Historical approach

b)

Qualitative approach

c)

Quantitative approach

d)

Personal approach

e)

Activity approach

70.

An approach that aims to identify the characteristics of various phenomena, processes according to the degree of development or intensity of their inherent properties, expressed in quantities and numbers

a)

Historical approach

b)

Qualitative approach

c)

Quantitative approach

d)

Personal approach

e)

Activity approach

71.

An approach that aims to describe externally observable, as a rule, variable characteristics of a phenomenon under study, a process

a)

Historical approach

b)

Qualitative approach

c)

Phenomenological approach

d)

Personal approach

e)

Activity approach

72.

An approach that aims to identify their internal, deep, stable sides, mechanisms and driving forces

a)

Historical approach

b)

Qualitative approach

c)

Single approach

d)

Personal approach

e)

Activity approach

73.

An approach that aims to identify their internal, deep, stable sides, mechanisms and driving forces

a)

Historical approach

b)

Qualitative approach

c)

General approach

d)

Personal approach

e)

Activity approach

74.

Purposeful systematic perception of reality with subsequent systematization of facts and implementation of conclusions

a)

Dimension

b)

Comparison

c)

Experiment

d)

Analysis

e)

Observation

75.

Establishing similarities and differences of objects and phenomena of reality

a)

Comparison

b)

Observation

c)

Dimension

d)

Experiment

e)

Analysis

76.

Procedure for determining the numerical value of a certain quantity by means of a unit of measurement

a)

Comparison

b)

Observation

c)

Dimension

d)

Experiment

e)

Analysis

77.

A numerical system where the relations between the various properties of the phenomena and processes under study are translated into the properties of a particular numerical series

a)

Measurement scale

b)

Comparison scale

c)

Analysis scale

d)

Rating scale

e)

Similarity scale

78.

A method of studying an object when the researcher actively influences it by creating artificial conditions necessary to identify the relevant properties, when the course of natural processes consciously changes

a)

Experimen

b)

Comparison

c)

Observation

d)

Dimension

e)

Analysis

79.

A method of cognition, the content of which is a set of techniques and patterns of decomposition of the subject of research into its constituent parts

a)

Experiment

b)

Comparison

c)

Observation

d)

Dimension

e)

Analysis

80.

A factor that has changed under the influence of an independent variable during natural processes

a)

Experimental factor

b)

Absolute value

c)

Dependent variable

d)

Qualitative variable

e)

Dependent factor

81.

A method of cognition, the content of which is a set of techniques and patterns of connecting individual parts of an object into a single whole

a)

Synthesis

b)

Analysis

c)

Experiment

d)

Comparison

e)

Observation

82.

Types of formative experiment

a)

Ascertaining, natural, laboratory

b)

Training, monitoring and comparative

c)

Ascertaining, natural, control

d)

Control, natural, laboratory

e)

Educational, natural, control

83.

The method of cognition is the use of general scientific provisions in the study of specific phenomena

a)

Synthesis

b)

Deduction

c)

Analysis

d)

Experiment

e)

Induction

84.

A method of research and a method of reasoning in which a general conclusion is based on particular premises

a)

Synthesis

b)

Deduction

c)

Analysis

d)

Experiment

e)

Induction

85.

A set of elements that are in relationships and connections with each other, which forms a certain integrity, unity

a)

System

b)

Model

c)

Scheme

d)

Layout

e)

Structure

86.

A method of studying a wide variety of objects by displaying the content and structure in a symbolic form, using a wide variety of "artificial" languages

a)

Deduction

b)

Formalization

c)

Synthesis

d)

Analysis

e)

Experiment

87.

A research method in which personality qualities are assessed with the help of competent people

a)

Deduction

b)

Rating

c)

Synthesis

d)

Analysis

e)

Experiment

88.

A research method that allows analyzing intra-collective relationships, establishing socio-psychological relationships of members of a group in quantitative parameters

a)

Deduction

b)

Method of studying group differentiation

c)

Synthesis

d)

Analysis

e)

Experiment

89.

A research method that allows us to assess the structure of individual groups and the status of an individual in a group

a)

Deduction

b)

Structural analysis method

c)

Synthesis

d)

Analysis

e)

Experiment

90.

A set of tasks that are compiled in a standard form, meet the requirements of reliability and validity and according to which a comparative assessment of knowledge, skills and abilities, as well as abilities and mental development in didactic and psychological research is carried out

a)

Exercise

b)

Task

c)

Problem

d)

Questionnaire

e)

Test

91.

Objectively arising in the course of the development of cognition question (task) or a holistic set of issues, the solution of which is of significant practical or theoretical interest

a)

The problem of research

b)

Object of study

c)

Subject of research

d)

Research hypothesis

e)

The research process

92.

Aspect, the point of view from which a researcher learns about an integral object, while highlighting the main, most significant, from the researcher's point of view, features of the object

a)

Subject of research

b)

The problem of research

c)

Object of study

d)

Research hypothesis

e)

The research process

93.

A set of ideas, theoretical and practical conclusions obtained in accordance with the goals and objectives of the work

a)

Result of investigation

b)

The problem of research

c)

Object of study

d)

Research hypothesis

e)

The research process

94.

There is a conscious contradiction between the requests of practice to theory and the limited possibilities of theory (due to its incompleteness) in responding to these requests

a)

Result of investigation

b)

The problem of research

c)

Object of study

d)

Research hypothesis

e)

The research process

95.

A scientific assumption put forward to explain some phenomena that requires confirmation

a)

Result of investigation

b)

The problem of research

c)

Object of study

d)

Research hypothesis

e)

The research process

96.

A certain way of understanding, a basic point of view, a guiding idea that has not yet been implemented, they have to be mastered in practice

a)

Concept

b)

Paradigm

c)

Theory

d)

Category

e)

Knowledge

97.

A certain way of understanding, a basic point of view, a guiding idea that has not yet been implemented, they have to be mastered in practice

a)

Concept

b)

Paradigm

c)

Theory

d)

Category

e)

Knowledge

98.

Certain scientific ideas, provisions and teachings that have already been implemented, and which guide practitioners in their professional activities

a)

Concept

b)

Paradigm

c)

Theory

d)

Category

e)

Knowledge

99.

A system of basic ideas, principles, laws, categories and concepts describing a relatively integral phenomenon or a set of its elements, functions

a)

Definition

b)

Paradigm

c)

Theory

d)

Category

e)

Knowledge

100.

A means of judgment, a measure, a sign, a basis, a rule for making a decision on evaluating something for compliance with the requirements

a)

Criteria

b)

Category

c)

Definition

d)

Paradigm

e)

Instrument

101.

An indicator, a feature on the basis of which an assessment of the quality of an object, process, a measure of such an assessment is formed

a)

Criteria

b)

Category

c)

Definition

d)

Paradigm

e)

Instrument

102.

An integral part of the philosophy of science, which studies the methods and ways of knowing

a)

methodology of science

b)

scientific knowledge

c)

aspects of reality

d)

research process

e)

methodological tools

103.

The sphere of research activity aimed at the production of new knowledge about nature, society and thinking and includes all the conditions and moments of this production

a)

philosophy

b)

science

c)

methodology

d)

research methods

e)

history of science

104.

A short, non-periodical publication, usually of a non-fiction nature

a)

essay

b)

magazine article

c)

brochure

d)

thesis of the report

e)

monograph

105.

Summary of the content of the upcoming scientific report

a)

essay

b)

magazine article

c)

brochure

d)

thesis of the report

e)

monograph

106.

A brief description of the book, manuscript, which sets out the main content of this work

a)

essay

b)

magazine article

c)

brochure

d)

annotation

e)

monograph

107.

Critical analysis of one or more scientific works

a)

essay

b)

review

c)

brochure

d)

annotation

e)

thesis of the report

108.

The cognitive goals and objectives of science can be divided into

a)

short-term

b)

natural

c)

multiple

d)

empirical

e)

creative

109.

The cognitive goals and objectives of science can be divided into

a)

short-term

b)

natural

c)

multiple

d)

rational

e)

creative

110.

The cognitive goals and objectives of science can be divided into

a)

short-term

b)

natural

c)

multiple

d)

fundamental

e)

creative

111.

The cognitive goals and objectives of science can be divided into

a)

short-term

b)

natural

c)

multiple

d)

applied

e)

creative

112.

Regularity is

a)

necessary, essential, constantly recurring interconnection of real world phenomena

b)

a set of mandatory norms and rules governing public relations

c)

a set of theoretical ideas in the direction of science

d)

a system of theoretical knowledge and practical developments

e)

content aspect of phenomena and processes

113.

The dialectical way of knowing the truth is to establish

a)

patterns

b)

problems

c)

goals

d)

of events

e)

facts

114.

The dialectical way of knowing the truth is to establish

a)

laws

b)

problems

c)

goals

d)

of events

e)

facts