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Which concept correctly describes the 'research problem' in scientific research?
A phenomenon that has been clearly explained and is no longer controversial.
A point or phenomenon that is unclear, still controversial, and needs clarification.
A hypothesis that has been verified through many experimental studies.
A research result that has been published in reputable scientific journals.
Which characteristic is true of qualitative research methods?
Uses numerical data and statistical analysis.
Focuses on testing hypotheses through quantitative tests.
Uses textual data, interviews, and observations to gain deep understanding of phenomena.
Only applicable to studies in the natural sciences.
What is a prominent feature of quantitative research?
Uses numerical data and analyzes it using statistical methods.
Uses in-depth interviews and field observations to collect primary data.
Does not need to rely on research hypotheses before collecting data.
Primarily applies to the fields of arts and humanities.
What should a good survey questionnaire in quantitative research ensure?
The more questions and the more diverse the questions, the better to collect more information.
Uses many complex questions and deep exploration to assess the knowledge of respondents.
Focuses on being concise, simple, providing accurate answers, and relevant to the research.
Only needs to focus on open-ended or semi-structured questions to understand the issue deeply.
What is the first step in a scientific research process?
Identify and select a suitable research problem.
Analyze data collected from reality.
Refer to previous studies and theories.
Evaluate the impact of research results on society.
What is the main purpose of constructing a research hypothesis?
What is the main purpose of constructing a research hypothesis?
To present research results logically.
To summarize related documents to the research topic.
To predict the relationship between variables in the study.
To determine the most suitable data analysis method.
Which method is commonly used in qualitative research?
Survey with a large sample using questionnaires.
Experiments with tightly controlled variables.
In-depth interviews, group discussions, participant observation.
Data analysis using specialized statistical software.
Which characteristic is NOT an advantage of qualitative research?
Helps to deeply understand the research phenomenon.
Allows flexibility in the data collection process.
Easily generalizes results to the entire population.
Can detect new aspects that have not been mentioned.
What is understood as the dependent variable in quantitative research?
The variable that the researcher completely controls.
The variable that is affected or changes when the independent variable changes.
The variable that is not measured in the study.
The variable used only to describe the research subject.
When should the survey method using closed questionnaires be used?
When data needs to be collected from a large sample and analyzed statistically.
When wanting to deeply understand the emotions and motivations of the research subjects.
When only describing phenomena without needing to test hypotheses.
When there is not enough time to analyze data.
What is one of the principles when writing a scientific report title?
Reflect the main content of the research concisely and specifically.
Use as many keywords as possible to make the title stand out.
Encourage starting the title.
What is the title of a scientific report?
Reflect the main content of the research concisely and specifically.
Use as many keywords as possible to make the title stand out.
Encourage starting the title with the phrase 'Research on...'.
Use abbreviations to save word count and reduce title length.
What are the characteristics of mixed-methods research design?
Simultaneously collect both quantitative and qualitative data to compare results.
Prioritize quantitative data and analyze it first.
Prioritize qualitative data and analyze it later.
No need to analyze the similarities and differences between the two types of data.
What is one of the important steps when constructing a survey questionnaire?
Ensure each question reflects only one aspect.
Combine multiple ideas into one question to save survey time.
Use complex questions to test the respondent's knowledge.
Place important questions at the end of the questionnaire.
What is one of the advantages of the case study research method?
Allows in-depth study of a specific subject or phenomenon.
Easily generalize results to the entire population.
No need to collect real data.
Only suitable for quantitative research.
What should researchers pay attention to when conducting literature research?
Choose documents with clear, reliable sources related to the topic.
Only use documents published within the last year to ensure up-to-date information.
Can use any documents with relevant content.
Focus on synthesizing documents without analyzing the content.
What is one of the advantages of in-depth interviews?
Helps to extract detailed and profound information about the research topic.
Easily generalize research results to the entire population.
No need to prepare a script in advance.
What is the advantage of in-depth interviews?
Helps to extract detailed and profound information about the research topic.
Easily generalizes research results for the entire population.
No need to build a script beforehand as participants will interact with each other.
Only suitable for research in natural sciences and applied research.
The researcher seeks to answer the question 'what do we want to explore' is called?
Identifying the research problem
Finding the research gap
Formulating the research hypothesis
Building the research model
When research involves humans or animals, it often requires approval from which entity?
Approval from the academic council of the unit
Approval from the research ethics review board
Approval from the financial auditor from the sponsor
Accepted at scientific conferences or peer review units
Which of the following is NOT included in the FINER criteria?
Feasible
Interesting
Ethical
Reliable
Which of the following is the best example of applied research?
Researching atomic structure to understand theory
Developing a new type of fuel cell to power electric vehicles
Formulating a new theory about the historical origins and evolution of humans
Exploring ancient languages to understand a lost civilization
What does the term 'information saturation' in qualitative research mean?
Collecting data until no new information is provided
Analyzing data until statistical significance can be found
Recruiting a large number of participants
Summarizing general results in a report
A researcher identifies in their study that 'There is an influence of information risk on customers' attitudes towards online travel products.'
A researcher determines in their study whether there is an influence of information risk on customers' attitudes towards online travel products.
Research topic
Research objective
Research question
Research hypothesis
A researcher states in their study that the research clarifies the positive relationship between the dynamic capacity of enterprises and the adaptability of enterprises post-COVID.
Research problem
Research objective
Research question
Research hypothesis
A researcher wants to understand the effectiveness and limitations of the HerVenture program of the Cherie Blair Foundation for Women for small and medium enterprises owned by women. What tool is appropriate for collecting information from female business owners participating in the program?
One-on-one discussion
Group discussion
Observation
Survey
The forms of data coding commonly used in grounded theory methods are:
Open coding, closed coding, selective coding
Open coding, stratified coding, axial coding
Axial coding, stratified coding, selective coding
Open coding, selective coding, axial coding
When classifying research variables according to relationships in the research model, which variable is used to adjust inherent characteristics in an analysis?
Independent variable
Mediating variable
Moderating variable
Control variable
A researcher wants to understand the culture and lifestyle of a local community. The researcher has gone to that locality, informed about the purpose of their research, and asked the locals for permission to participate in their cultural and social activities. This is an example of which form of observation?
Active participation for observation
Participation as a member
Participation
What is an example of the form of observation?
Active participation to observe
Participation as a member
Passive participation to observe
Pure observation
Which statement is correct?
SUB is an observed and dependent variable
SUB1 - SUB5 are subjective measurement scales
SUB1 - SUB5 are latent variables
SUB1 - SUB5 are semi-structured questions
What is the true purpose of scientific research?
Synthesize the community's experiential knowledge
Explore and expand new knowledge about the natural and social world
Record scientific events
Ambition of the researcher
What type of research is likely the result of the reasons why Vietnamese people are reluctant to drive cars on the road?
Qualitative research
Quantitative research
Applied research
Basic research
Which of the following data sources is considered primary data?
Data aggregated from Wikipedia
Scientific articles
In scientific research, which of the following data sources is considered primary data?
Data aggregated from Wikipedia
Published scientific articles in journals
Data collected from the researcher's survey
Data from reports and surveys from international organizations
For the first sentence, the citation form Ringov (2017) used here is
indirect citation
direct citation
combined citation
mixed citation
For the second sentence, please comment on the citation (Teece, 2007, 2011; Nguyễn Đình Thọ & Nguyễn Thị Mai Trang, 2009)
The citation needs to be corrected to (Teece, 2011, 2007; Nguyễn Đình Thọ & Nguyễn Thị Mai Trang, 2009)
The citation needs to be corrected to (Nguyễn Đình Thọ & Nguyễn Thị Mai Trang, 2009; Teece, 2007, 2011)
This citation needs to be corrected to (Teece, D.J., 2007, 2011; Nguyễn, Đ.T.& Nguyễn, T.M.T., 2009)
This citation is correct, no correction needed.
What type of citation is used in the following sentence? "Dynamic capability is the ability of a firm to integrate, build, and reconfigure internal and external competencies" (Teece, 2011, p. 1395)
Indirect citation
Direct citation
Contextual citation
Mixed citation
What is the most accurate definition of plagiarism in academic research?
Using someone else's words with verbal permission
Using someone else's ideas or words without citation
Repeating one's own opinions in different writings
Citing sources in non-standard language
Below is the format of a reference document, please correct it if the format is not accurate according to APA style.
The document is not presented accurately and needs to correct the title of the article in lowercase, the journal name in italics
The document is not presented accurately and needs to correct the authors' names to Nguyễn, Đ.T., & Nguyễn, T. M. T. (2009)
The document is not presented accurately and needs to correct the authors' names to Thọ, N.Đ. & Trang, N.T.M. (2009) and italicize the journal name
The document is presented accurately and does not need any corrections.
Below is a sentence with information from two sources, but it is not accurate. Please correct the citation to make it accurate.
According to the theory of dynamic capabilities, what are the core capabilities that create value, are rare, difficult to imitate, difficult to substitute, and aim to respond to market changes to establish competitive advantage?
(Eisenhartd & Martin, 2000; Teece, 1997)
(Teece and colleagues, 1997; Eisenhartd & Martin, 2000)
Teece and colleagues (1997), Eisenhartd & Martin (2000)
(Eisenhartd & Martin, 2000; Teece and colleagues, 1997)
Below is the abstract of a paper titled 'The impact of students' intellectual humility, faculty competence on the knowledge acquisition of economics students: The mediating role of learning motivation'. Which statement below is accurate?
Which method does this study use to collect primary data?
Quantitative method, collecting primary data
Mixed method, collecting primary data
Qualitative method with data from in-depth interviews
Mixed method with both secondary and primary data
Which statement below is NOT accurate regarding the study's abstract?
The study aims to evaluate the impact of components of students' intellectual humility and faculty competence on knowledge acquisition through the mediating role of learning motivation.
The research model is based on expanding the theory of intellectual humility in assessing its impact on knowledge acquisition in higher education.
The analysis results from a survey of 538 students from universities in Hanoi show that some components of intellectual humility and faculty competence positively affect learning motivation and students' knowledge acquisition.
Learning motivation is found to have a mediating role in the relationship between intellectual humility, faculty competence, and knowledge acquisition.
Based on a research model below, which statement is accurate about the research variables in the model?
The research variables are latent variables
The research variables are observed variables
All research variables are independent variables
All research variables are dependent variables
Among the following aspects, which aspect is NOT one of the characteristics of the scientific method?
Testability
Reproducibility
Objectivity
Randomness
The research idea of an individual can refer to/from which source the most among the following sources:
Teachers/mentors
Friends/colleagues
Reading specialized journals, attending specialized conferences
Observing life around
Characteristics of using internal consulting/research:
Internal groups are recognized by members in the unit as experts, so recommendations are not taken lightly
The research/consulting group does not need much time to understand the structure, machinery, and operating system of the unit to be researched
The research group has diverse experience with cases/situations encountered due to familiarity with many internal research projects
Costs are often high and may charge additional fees for research/consulting activities for internal projects
Which of the following characteristics is NOT of the Foundation Theory?
Representativeness
Simultaneity
Saturation
Openness
Science is …. organized by fields and uses research methods accepted by the scientific community in the industry.
A system of researchers' experiences
A system of scientists' viewpoints
A system of scientists' cognition
A system of knowledge
What is 'service quality' called when using questions coded as QUA1, QUA2, QUA3, and QUA4 to evaluate the quality of a certain type of service?
Control variable
Regulating variable
Latent variable
Observed variable
What is the appropriate number of participants in a focus group discussion?
1 person
2 people
6 - 8 people
More than 10 people
Which is one of the criteria for evaluating the quality of a research topic?
The topic has novelty, practicality, and high applicability.
The topic has many references.
The topic uses many technical terms.
The topic only needs to match personal preferences.
When analyzing qualitative data, what should be avoided?
Coding data and identifying main themes.
Analyzing data without recording the process or checking reliability.
Using software to assist in content analysis.
Comparing results with previous studies.
The richer the family, the easier the children succeed. This is….
Research problem
Research hypothesis
Research question
Research objective
