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Week 6 - Quantitative Research

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary focus of quantitative research?

a)

Qualitative insights

b)

Numerical data and statistical analysis

c)

Subjective interpretations

d)

Personal experiences

2.

Which of the following is a characteristic of quantitative research?

a)

Focus on small sample sizes

b)

Emphasis on narrative data

c)

Structured and systematic process

d)

Flexible approach

3.

What type of variable is manipulated by the researcher in quantitative research?

a)

Dependent variable

b)

Independent variable

c)

Control variable

d)

Extraneous variable

4.

Which type of quantitative research examines the relationships between variables?

a)

Experimental research

b)

Descriptive research

c)

Correlational research

d)

Causal-comparative research

5.

What is the purpose of descriptive research?

a)

To test hypotheses

b)

To manipulate variables

c)

To summarize existing phenomena

d)

To establish cause-and-effect relationships

6.

In correlational research, what does a positive correlation indicate?

a)

One variable increases while the other decreases

b)

No relationship between variables

c)

Both variables tend to increase together

d)

One variable has no effect on the other

7.

What is a key feature of experimental research?

a)

Random assignment of participants

b)

Observing without manipulation

c)

Using qualitative data

d)

Describing existing phenomena

8.

Which of the following is a method of data collection in quantitative research?

a)

Focus groups

b)

Surveys

c)

Ethnography

d)

Case studies

9.

What does the null hypothesis (H0) suggest?

a)

The alternative hypothesis is true

b)

The results are inconclusive

c)

There is no effect or difference

d)

There is a significant effect

10.

Which sampling technique involves selecting participants based on convenience?

a)

Convenience sampling

b)

Cluster sampling

c)

Purposive sampling

d)

Stratified sampling

11.

What is the purpose of regression analysis in quantitative research?

a)

To establish causation

b)

To collect qualitative data

c)

To predict outcomes and examine relationships

d)

To summarize data

12.

What is a limitation of quantitative research?

a)

Provides subjective insights

b)

Overlooks qualitative aspects

c)

Focuses on small sample sizes

d)

Lacks statistical analysis

13.

Which type of sampling divides the population into subgroups before selection?

a)

Stratified random sampling

b)

Convenience sampling

c)

Simple random sampling

d)

Systematic sampling

14.

What is the main goal of analyzing quantitative research findings?

a)

To manipulate variables

b)

To identify patterns and draw conclusions

c)

To gather qualitative insights

d)

To conduct interviews

15.

Which of the following is NOT a type of quantitative research?

a)

Descriptive research

b)

Experimental research

c)

Causal-comparative research

d)

Qualitative research

16.

Name the sampling technique for this:
Imagine a class of 25 students. To select a simple random sample of 5 students, you could write each student's name on a piece of paper, put all the papers in a hat, and randomly draw 5 names.

a)

Stratified sampling

b)

Simple random sampling

c)

Cluster sampling

d)

Systematic sampling

17.

Name the sampling technique for this:
A researcher wants to survey households in a large city about their recycling habits. The city could be divided into neighborhoods (clusters). The researcher would then randomly select a few neighborhoods and survey all households within those selected neighborhoods.

a)

Stratified sampling

b)

Systematic sampling

c)

Simple random sampling

d)

Cluster sampling

18.

Name the sampling technique for this:
A company wants to survey its customers about their satisfaction with a new product. They might set quotas for different age groups and genders to ensure the sample represents the customer base.

a)

Quota sampling

b)

Systematic sampling

c)

Stratified sampling

d)

Random sampling

19.

Name the sampling technique for this:
A researcher studying a rare disease might ask participants to refer other individuals with the same condition.

a)

Random sampling

b)

Stratified sampling

c)

Systematic sampling

d)

Snowball sampling

20.

Name the sampling technique for this:
A company wants to survey its employees about job satisfaction. They could create a list of all employees and select every 10th employee on the list.

a)

Stratified sampling

b)

Cluster sampling

c)

Random sampling

d)

Systematic sampling