Inquiry and Investigation Process Quiz

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What is the primary function of a questionnaire in the context of research?

To formulate hypotheses by analysing existing data sets.
To gather relevant data by asking aligned questions to selected respondents. (correct)
To develop new statistical methods for data analysis.
To provide definitive answers to complex research problems.

Which of the following best describes the relationship between inquiry and investigation?

Inquiry is a subset of investigation, focusing solely on the initial stages.
They are distinct processes with no overlap.
They are interchangeable terms defining the same process.
They are interconnected, with each informing and influencing the other. (correct)

What does 'immersion' refer to in the context of research?

A state of deep engagement and involvement in the research process. (correct)
A statistical process of data analysis by removing outliers.
The method of random sampling to ensure diverse perspectives.
The practice of surveying a broad range of published literature.

Which statement best describes the structural nature of questionnaires?

<p>A well-structured and deliberate set of questions. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is NOT a mentioned form of question in questionnaires in the document?

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Inquiry

The process of searching for knowledge about a problem through asking questions.

Investigation

An organized process of investigating a problem through inspection and assessment.

Questionnaire Alignment

The questions in a questionnaire are designed to align with the study's objectives.

Questionnaire

A structured set of questions used to gather data from respondents.

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Immersion

A state of being deeply engaged or involved in something.

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Study Notes

Inquiry Process

Inquiry is a process of searching for knowledge and information about a problem, achieved through asking questions and probing.
Inquiry involves investigation, which is an interconnected process.

Investigation

Investigation is an organized process of inquiring about a problem, involving inspection and assessment.

Immersion

Immersion is an act or instance of deeply engaging or involving oneself in a topic.

Question Formulation

To effectively investigate a situation, one needs to determine the relevant questions first.
This requires understanding the topic and potential subjects.
Questionnaires used for data collection can include varied question types: closed-ended, open-ended, or a mix of both.

Questionnaires

Questionnaires are structured sets of questions meant to gather data from target respondents.
These questions should be aligned with the scope of the investigation.

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Test your knowledge on the inquiry and investigation process. This quiz covers the key concepts of inquiry, investigation techniques, immersion, question formulation, and the use of questionnaires. Understand how to effectively gather information and assess problems through organized inquiry.