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WorksheetsResearch Methodology Quiz
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a piece of academic writing that provides analysis, interpretation and argument based on in-depth independent investigation
Research Problem
Research
Research Proposal
Research Paper
It is a structured, formal document that explains what you plan to research (your research topic), why it's worth researching (your justification), and how you plan to investigate it (your methodology).
Research Proposal
Research Paper
Research Problem
Research
______________is a structured way of collecting and analyzing data obtained from different sources.
Quantitative Research
Research
Research Problem
Qualitative Research
In what field does research is beneficial in terms of analyzing the product, place, people, and persuasion?
Business
Engineering
Social Science
Education
In what field does research is beneficial in terms of analyzing the techniques and strategies to be apply in the learning process?
Social Science
Business
Engineering
Education
In what field does research is beneficial in terms of machineries, infrastructure, and foundations?
Business
Engineering
Education
Social Science
Which Research Title shows cause and effect relationships?
Perception of students in SHS and Effect of ICT in students' study habits
Perception of students in SHS
Effect of ICT in students' study habits
Effect of ICT in students' study habits and Determination of factors affecting students' performance
The extent of the area or subject matter that something deals with or to which it is relevant.
Limitation
Literature
Scope
Methodology
It establishes the scope, context and significance of the research to be conducted. This also states the purpose why the study will be conducted.
Introduction
Review of Related Literature
Methodology
Results and Recommendations
Using someone else's work to help you without their permission is:
Plagiarism
Periodical
Research
Sight
Describe the coverage of the study. It specifies what is covered in terms of concept, number of subjects or the population included in the study, as well as the timeline when the study is conducted
Scope and Limitation
Background of the Study
Significance of the Study
Introduction
It describes how the problem will be solved and specifically pinpoints who will benefit from such findings or results.
Scope and Limitation
Significance of the Study
Introduction
Background of the Study
This is basic difficulty, the issue, the area of concern, the circumstance which exist, then, how they ought to be.
Scope and Limitation
Background of the Study
Significance of the Study
Statement of the Problem
It is a visual representation of an expected relationship between variables. Variables are simply the characteristics or properties that you want to study.
Theoretical Framework
Hypothesis
Definition of Terms
Conceptual Framework
It is a term that is synonymous with the word, 'investigation'
Probe
Research
Ponder
Inquiry
It is a scientific, experimental, or inductive manner of thinking.
Inference
Ponder
Research
Probe
It is a type of research where in At least one variable is manipulated to determine the effect of the manipulation. Intact, naturally formed groups are used.
Non-Experimental Research
Single Subject Design
Experimental Research
Quasi-Experimental Research
It is a kind of research where in it explores possible causal relationships among variables that cannot be manipulated by the researcher (group differences already exist)
Descriptive Research Design
Single-Subject Design
Correlational Design
Ex-Post Facto
It is a kind of quantitative research where in it is popular in the fields of special education and counseling. This research design is useful when the researcher is attempting to change the behavior of an individual or a small group of individuals and wishes to document that change.
Quasi-Experimental Research
Single Subject Design
Correlational Design
Experimental Research
A kind of quantitative research that assesses relationships between two or more phenomena
Descriptive Research Design
Correlational Design
Single Subject Design
Ex Post Facto (Causal-Comparative Research)
True or False. Choose TRUE if the following characteristics pertain to Quantitative Research and FALSE if not. Data is analyzed by identifying statistical relationships.
False
True
Data may be gathered through surveys.
True
False
Researchers and their biases are known to participants in the study and participants' characteristics are exposed to the researchers.
True
False
The researcher is an involved observer.
False
True
It uses structured response categories to collect data.
True
False
It is used to test hypotheses, look at cause and effect, and make predictions.
False
True
TRUE or FALSE. Causal-comparative research looks at the possible causal relationships among variables that can be manipulated by the researcher.
False
True
Single subject research design is useful when the researcher is attempting to change the behavior of an individual or a small group of individuals and wishes to document that change.
False
True
Intact, naturally formed groups are used in quasi-experimental design.
True
False
What is the term for a relationship where each input is related to exactly one output?
Association
Relation
Function
Mapping
Which of the following is a common method used to collect qualitative data?
Interviews
Observations
Surveys
Experiments
In statistics, what do you call the value that separates the highest 50% from the lowest 50% of a data set?
Median
Range
Mean
Mode
It is a term that is synonymous with the word, 'investigation'
Ponder
Probe
Inquiry
Research
It is a scientific, experimental, or inductive manner of thinking.
Inference
Ponder
Research
Probe
It is a type of research where in At least one variable is manipulated to determine the effect of the manipulation. Intact, naturally formed groups are used.
Experimental Research
Non-Experimental Research
Quasi-Experimental Research
Single Subject Design
It is a kind of research where in it explores possible causal relationships among variables that cannot be manipulated by the researcher (group differences already exist)
Descriptive Research Design
Single-Subject Design
Ex-Post Facto
Correlational Design
It is a kind of quantitative research where in it is popular in the fields of special education and counseling. This research design is useful when the researcher is attempting to change the behavior of an individual or a small group of individuals and wishes to document that change.
Experimental Research
Correlational Design
Single Subject Design
Quasi-Experimental Research
A kind of quantitative research that assesses relationships between two or more phenomena
Ex Post Facto (Causal-Comparative Research)
Single Subject Design
Descriptive Research Design
Correlational Design
True or False. Choose TRUE if the following characteristics pertain to Quantitative Research and FALSE if not. Data is analyzed by identifying statistical relationships.
False
True
Data may be gathered through surveys.
True
False
Researchers and their biases are known to participants in the study and participants' characteristics are exposed to the researchers.
True
False
The researcher is an involved observer.
True
False
It uses structured response categories to collect data.
True
False
It is used to test hypotheses, look at cause and effect, and make predictions.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE. Causal-comparative research looks at the possible causal relationships among variables that can be manipulated by the researcher.
False
True
Single subject research design is useful when the researcher is attempting to change the behavior of an individual or a small group of individuals and wishes to document that change.
True
False
Intact, naturally formed groups are used in quasi-experimental design.
True
False
it is a type of approach wherein the researcher does not live as a member of the subjects of the study.
Time Sampling
Sampling
Participant Observer
Non-participant Observer
In this type of sampling the observer decides in advance the pre-selected moments when observation will take place and records what is happening at that instant.
Event Sampling
Instantaneous sampling
Time Sampling
Random Sampling
What do you call the process of gathering information?
Sampling
Data Collection
Data analysis
Hypothesis
It deals with a large number of sample population which is quite laborious.
Exploratory Research
Qualitative Interview
Quantitative Interview
Research
What do you call the type of structured interview that is considered as very convenient and affordable because researchers can connect to the respondents who has a telephone?
Observation
Telephone Interview
Face-to-face interviews
Computer Assisted Personal Interview
What data analysis should be used by the researcher if it is not clear what to expect from the data?
Exploratory Data Analysis
Interval Analysis
Descriptive Data Analysis
Inferential Data Analysis
What level of measurement scales that doesn't have a true zero point?
Ordinal Scale
Ratio Scale
Nominal Scale
Interval Scale
it refers to the most frequently occurring score in a distribution.
Median
Mode
Mean
Ratio
It is the difference between the largest and the smallest values in a set of data?
Mode
Standard Deviation
Average Deviation
Range
What do you call the preconceived idea assumed to be true and has to be tested for its truth or falsity?
T-Test
Statistical Significance
Type 1 Error
Hypothesis
It refers to the consistency of the results.
Validity
Reliability
Predictive
Methodology
What do you call the type of scale used to measure behaviors and attitudes quantitatively?
Rank-Order Scale
Dichotomous Scale
Open-ended scale
Likert Scale
This sampling technique is prone to bias for the respondents are chosen purposely.
Non-probability Sampling
Probability Sampling
Stratified Sampling
Sampling Technique
This is a method of selecting samples that are available and are capable of participating in a research study on a current issue.
convenience Sampling
Voluntary Sampling
Quota Sampling
Snowball Sampling
Which one is a symbol for sample size?
H
n
h
N
What do you call the allowable error in a research?
Alpha Error
Margin of Error
Type II Error
Type I Error
What do you call the process of selecting the precise subgroup called sample to participate in a research study?
Random Sampling
Selecting
Choosing
Sampling
What do you call the sub-population that is group according to two or more mutually exclusive categories based on the researchers variables of interest?
Census
Population
Strata
Sample
It consist of different existing theories from different studies that serve as foundation of a research study.
Theoretical Framework
Conceptual Framework
P-Model
Statistical
Which of the following is the symbol for Null Hypothesis?
A0
A1
H0
H1
It refers to the continuous and repetitious pursuit of knowledge to arrive at the truth.
Research
Inquiry
Investigation
Which among the following is a characteristic of qualitative research?
It is highly structured and objective in nature and method.
It aims to gain exact answers and most scientific.
It is very personal and takes place in social interactions.
It refers to any quality or characteristic of the entity that is under investigation.
Variable
Instrument
Data
It refers to a data collection technique wherein the researcher is on the actual situation and records pertinent data.
Experiment
Interview
Observation
It refers to the directed exploration of a body of knowledge in a profound manner.
Review of Related Literature
Statement of the Problem
Discussion
It is the act of referring to another author's work on one's research paper.
Reference
Citation
Bibliography
APA stands for …
Americans Psychological Association
American Psychological Association
American Psychological Associations
It a section of research paper that explains which among the variables were insignificant and significant.
Introduction
Method
Discussion
It refers to the act of providing a written account of spoken words from a recorded interview.
Theming
Coding
Transcribing
It refers to an act of presenting someone else's works or ideas without seeking permission or acknowledgment.
Copy-paste method
Plagiarism
Cybercrime
Which variable is changed on purpose?
Independent Variable
Continuous Variable
Dependent Variable
Discrete Variable
What is the DEPENDENT variable in this experiment?
"Does eating breakfast improve test score?"
eating breakfast or not
the grade you got on the test
what time you get up in the morning
how tasty the breakfast is
What is the INDEPENDENT variable in this experiment?
"Which type of medium is best for plant growth?
height of plant (cm)
type of medium (soil vs. sand)
amount of medium
types of plant
What is the DEPENDENT variable in this experiment?
"Do tall people jump further than short people?"
height of the person
weight of the person
how fast the person runs
how far the person jumps
What is the INDEPENDENT variable in this experiment?
"Which type of metal, copper, or aluminum, conducts heats faster?"
size of metal
types of metal
time it takes to heat up
shape of the metal
Which variable that is measured?
Moderator
Independent
Dependent
Control
Which variable interferes the independent and dependent variables and which effects may strengthen or weaken both variables?
Moderator Variable
Intervening Variable
Control Variable
Discrete Variable
Read each phrase then identify what variable is given.
Military Title
Continuous variable
Discrete variable
Read each phrase then identify what variable is given.
Year Level
Continuous variable
Discrete variable
Read each phrase then identify what variable is given.
Favorite type of music
Continuous variable
Discrete variable
Read each phrase then identify what variable is given.
Temperature in degree Celsius
Continuous variable
Discrete variable
Read each phrase then identify what variable is given.
A score in 5-item quiz in Math
Continuous variable
Discrete variable
In writing the statement of the problem, make sure to summarize the whole research study.
True
False
Which of the following provides a concise description of an issue to be addressed or a condition to be improved upon?
General problem
Research problem
Statement of the problem
Relevance of the study
All the questions in the statement of the problem must be answered at the end of the study.
True
False
deals with numerical values and how they can describe a phenomenon or infer a relationship.
Quantitative Research
Qualitative Research
Objectivity
Generalizabilty
Which of the following is a method used to collect qualitative data?
Experiments
Surveys
Statistical Analysis
Interviews
True or False. In qualitative research, the researcher often becomes a part of the study environment.
False
True
What is the primary focus of descriptive research?
To describe characteristics of a population
To establish cause and effect relationships
To manipulate variables
To test a hypothesis
●An ________________ is the variable that is manipulated, especially in experiments.
Dependent variable
Independent Variable
Intervening Variables
Causal
Which of the following research designs is primarily focused on understanding the experiences and perspectives of participants?
Qualitative Research
Mixed Methods Research
Experimental Research
Quantitative Research
True or False. In a correlational study, researchers manipulate variables to observe effects.
True
False
What is the term for a detailed plan that outlines how a research study will be conducted?
Research Proposal
Data Collection Plan
Research Design
Methodology
