Quantitative Research Principles Quiz

What is the main objective of the quizzes outlined in the content?

Which type of research design is NOT mentioned in the final quiz's focus?

What should students do after completing each quiz?

How much time is allocated for each quiz?

Which of the following is considered an independent variable?

What is the expected submission method for the quizzes’ screenshots?

What is a key component emphasized in the 'Application and Hypothesis Testing in Quantitative Research' quiz?

What type of methods is NOT covered in the 'Review of Quantitative Research Principles' quiz?

Quantitative Research Principles

Quizgecko provides a platform for learning quantitative research, covering variable types, research methods (descriptive, experimental), and key terms like independent and dependent variables.
Time: 15 minutes
Link: Quizgecko Quantitative Research Quiz

Variable Relationships and Types

Quizgecko provides quizzes to understand and identify variable types.
Time: 15 minutes
Link: Quizgecko Variables and Methods

Hypothesis Testing in Quantitative Research

Students test their understanding of hypothesis testing and experimental design principles.
Focus on manipulating and controlling variables.
Time: 15 minutes
Link: Quizgecko Hypothesis Testing Quiz

Research Design Types

Quizgecko's module helps differentiate between true experimental, quasi-experimental, and correlational research design types.
Time: 15 minutes
Link: Quizgecko Research Design Types

Instructions

Complete quizzes in order to understand research methods, variables, and design structures.
Access quizzes through provided links.
Complete each quiz within the allocated time.
Take screenshots of scores.
Submit screenshots in one email to [email protected] with subject line "Practical Research 2 – Activity Submission".

Test your knowledge on the fundamentals of quantitative research, including variable types and research methods such as descriptive and experimental. This quiz focuses on key terms like independent and dependent variables to enhance your understanding.