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Investigatory Project Step 3: Methods of Analysis

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What is one key consideration for ensuring valid generalizable results in quantitative research?

Omitting information about how variables were measured

Describing your methods in enough detail for replication (correct)

Including irrelevant information in the methods description

Keeping the methods description vague and incomplete

In survey research, why is it important to include the full questionnaire as an appendix?

To hide the design of the study

To confuse the readers about the data collected

To easily showcase what data was collected (correct)

To discourage readers from scrutinizing the study

What aspect is crucial in experimental research to ensure reproducibility of results by another researcher?

Using undisclosed tools and techniques

Concealing the experiment design details

Being vague about participant recruitment

Giving detailed information for result reproduction (correct)

What is a key factor when explaining how you operationalized concepts and measured variables in quantitative research?

Providing detailed explanation for replication purposes Signup and view all the answers

Why is it essential to describe where, when, and how a survey was conducted?

For clarity and transparency in survey methodology Signup and view all the answers

What is a common mistake when explaining how you manipulated and measured variables in an experiment?

Providing insufficient detail on variable manipulation Signup and view all the answers

In quantitative research, why should researchers detail their sampling method or inclusion/exclusion criteria?

For transparency and replicability of the study Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to explain how you gathered and selected material in existing data analysis?

To provide a clear and transparent process Signup and view all the answers

What can be a consequence of omitting detailed descriptions of tools, techniques, and procedures used in an experiment?

Reducing the chance for another researcher to reproduce results Signup and view all the answers

What importance does designing clear questions hold in survey research?

Ensuring accurate data collection from participants Signup and view all the answers