Inquiry Methods and Research Preparation
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What is the primary aim of inquiry as described?

  • To extend knowledge, undertake doubt, or solve a problem (correct)
  • To prioritize personal beliefs
  • To entertain diverse opinions
  • To evaluate existing knowledge

What is the first step in the preparing for research process?

  • Decide on a topic
  • Present initial findings
  • Understand the topic
  • Focus on diverse perspectives (correct)

In the context of preparing for research, what does understanding the topic involve?

  • Avoiding diverse viewpoints
  • Clarifying misconceptions and possibilities (correct)
  • Establishing personal opinions
  • Gathering extensive data

Which of the following tools is mentioned as part of preparing for research?

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What approach is recommended when dealing with ill-structured problems?

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What primarily distinguishes qualitative research from quantitative research?

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Which of the following methods is NOT typically associated with qualitative research?

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What is a key characteristic of quantitative research?

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Which statement about qualitative research is accurate?

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Which purpose does research serve?

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Which criterion is NOT important when selecting a research topic?

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What is one of the considerations before starting a research activity?

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Which of the following best describes the nature of a research topic that should be considered for selection?

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What is a critical aspect of brainstorming as a method of inquiry?

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Why is originality a key criterion when choosing a research topic?

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What best describes a hypothesis in research?

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Which term refers to the elements being measured in research?

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What does a research agenda aim to identify?

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How is research defined?

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Which of the following best exemplifies a variable in research?

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What type of research is primarily utilized in investigating the Community Waste Problem?

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Which of the following is not a cause of the Community Waste Problem?

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What is a proposed intervention for addressing the Community Waste Problem?

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What is one of the effects of the unavailability of tools and equipment in TVL-SMAW offerings?

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What methodology is used in the research for the Level of Effectivity of TVL-SMAW Offering?

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What is a crucial factor regarding the researcher in a research project?

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Which research type is specified for the topic of Community Waste Problem?

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What should researchers assess regarding data before starting a project?

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What intervention is suggested to address the Community Waste Problem?

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Which factor is NOT considered critical in the development of a research methodology?

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What effect results from improper waste disposal mentioned in the Community Waste Problem section?

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In terms of research consideration, what aspect relates to financial readiness?

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Which of the following is NOT a cause of issues related to the Availability of Tools and Equipment in TVL-SMAW?

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Which of the following is a potential effect of the low availability of tools and equipment in TVL-SMAW?

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What consideration involves assessing the time needed for a research project?

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Flashcards

Inquiry

A method designed to extend knowledge, address doubts, or solve a problem.

Theory of Inquiry

An explanation of different inquiry types and how they achieve their goals.

Focus

Focusing on a specific problem or question for research.

Deciding on a Topic

Choosing a topic for research that aligns with the focus.

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Understanding the Topic

Understanding the chosen topic thoroughly, including clarifying misconceptions.

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What is research?

A method of investigation for exploring facts, refining theories, or implementing new ones.

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Qualitative Research

Research that focuses on understanding motivations, feelings, and processes, providing in-depth data.

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Quantitative Research

Research that aims to identify patterns and trends. It often examines the connection between variables.

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Qualitative research methods

Using unstructured or semi-structured tools like interviews or observations to gather data.

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Quantitative research methods

Using structured tools like questionnaires or surveys to collect data.

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Brainstorming

A collaborative method for generating ideas, focusing on asking questions and understanding different points of view.

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Evaluating Research Topic Relevance

Determining if a research topic is aligned with your interests and skills, and if it's relevant to current trends.

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Novelty in Research

The topic should be unique, significant, and interesting to the field of study.

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Topic Manageability

Choosing a topic that is challenging but manageable within a given timeframe.

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Topic Clarity

The topic should be clear and specific, avoiding vague or overly broad subjects.

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What is a research hypothesis?

A specific, testable statement about the possible outcome of a research study.

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What are variables in research?

Factors that are measured or changed in a research study.

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What is a research agenda?

A list of research questions addressing gaps in knowledge or practice.

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Why is research important?

To contribute new knowledge, improve practices, or solve problems.

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Program Evaluation

A research approach that aims to understand the effectiveness of a program or initiative by analyzing its impact and outcomes.

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Problem-Focused Research

A research approach that identifies contributing factors, consequences, and potential solutions to a problem.

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Research Methodology

A research process that involves systematically gathering and analyzing data to answer specific questions, test hypotheses, or gain new insights about the topic.

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Researcher Qualifications

The researcher's knowledge, skills, and experience are essential for conducting successful research.

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Data Availability

Evaluating the accessibility and types of data needed for a research project.

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Data Collection Methods

Methods used to collect data, like surveys, interviews, or experiments.

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Data Collection Tools

Tools used to collect data, such as questionnaires, interview guides, or observation checklists.

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Financial Capacity

The financial resources needed to carry out research activities.

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Time Factor

The time required to complete all research stages, from planning to analysis.

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Community Waste Problem

A research topic focusing on the challenges of waste management in a community.

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Availability of Tools and Equipment

A research topic looking at the availability and quality of tools and equipment for a specific vocational program.

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Health and Sanitation Programs

A research topic investigating the effectiveness of programs aimed at improving health and sanitation in a community.

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Study Notes

Inquiry

  • Inquiry is a method to broaden knowledge or solve problems.
  • It's an interpretation of different types of inquiry and action.

Preparing for Research

  • Focus: An ill-structured problem demands consideration of diverse perspectives.
  • Decide on a topic: Think-aloud, ask probing questions, monitor and encourage participants to decide on a topic.
  • Understanding the topic: Clarify misconceptions and possibilities.

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Explore the concept of inquiry as a method for problem-solving and knowledge expansion. This quiz delves into the preparation for research, emphasizing the importance of diverse perspectives and understanding topics deeply. Test your knowledge and application of these crucial research skills.

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