Chapter 1: Introduction to Research Content

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What is the main characteristic of the Method of tenacity?

Information accepted because it has always been believed

Which statement best describes the Method of intuition?

Information accepted based on hunch beliefs

What is the biggest limitation of the Method of tenacity?

No method for correcting erroneous ideas

Which method involves accepting information because it is supported by superstition?

Method of tenacity

What is the primary focus of the Scientific method?

Obtain better-quality answers

What is the meaning of the Old French word 'cerchier'?

To search or seek

Why is research done 'many times' according to the text?

To be certain that something really occurs

Which activity best describes research according to the text?

Data collection activity

What did Madame Curie discover through repetitive experiments?

Radium

Which term is NOT used to describe research in the text?

Relaxation

Who invented the telephone according to the text?

Alexander Graham Bell

What is one of the main reasons for conducting research?

To validate past information

What is one of the objectives of learning Research Method according to the text?

To evaluate claims in everyday media

Which characteristic defines how research usually starts?

Follows a specific plan or procedure

Why is it important to divide the main problem into subproblems in research?

To have a clearer approach to solving the main problem

What is one of the purposes of learning Research Method mentioned in the text?

To discover how to acquire knowledge and make decisions using the scientific method

Why is clear articulation of a goal required in research?

To provide a direction and focus for the research

What is the primary limitation of relying on feelings for obtaining knowledge?

It does not provide accurate information

What is a drawback of using methods of authority to obtain answers?

Often accepts expert's statements as fact

Why is the rational method considered a good approach for seeking answers?

It relies on logical reasoning

What is a common shortcoming of relying on the rational method exclusively for obtaining knowledge?

It might not consider emotional or intuitive aspects

How does the rational method differ from the method of authority in seeking knowledge?

Rational method uses logical reasoning, while method of authority relies on experts

What is the major limitation of the rational method of drawing conclusions?

Assumes the premise statements are true

Which philosophy is the Empirical Method based on?

Empiricism

What is a key concern when using the Empirical Method for acquiring knowledge?

Misinterpretations of observations

Which method involves formulating specific questions and systematically finding answers?

Scientific Method

What makes people not very good at logical reasoning according to the text?

Emotional bias in arguments

Why can the Empirical Method be time-consuming and sometimes dangerous?

Involves direct observation or personal experience

This quiz covers the basics of research such as the definition of research, research concepts, reasons for conducting research, characteristics of research, and sources of knowledge. It also explains the origin of the word 'research' and the importance of conducting research multiple times for certainty.

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