30 Questions
What is the role of a mediating variable in research?
It explains the process through which two variables are related
What is the role of a moderating variable in research?
It increases or decreases the relationship between the independent and dependent variables
What is the main objective of the research study described?
To test the effectiveness of gamified lessons in improving the academic performance of Grade 12 STEM Learners
What is the setting of the research study described?
A public high school in Zambales
Which of the following is NOT part of the IPO (Input-Process-Output) model described in the text?
Data Analysis
What is the independent variable in this research study?
Gamified lessons
What is the purpose of using Slovin's formula to determine sample size?
To calculate the ideal sample size based on the population size and desired margin of error
What is the sample size calculated using Slovin's formula for the given population of 387 students and a margin of error of 0.05?
197 students
Which of the following is a characteristic of probability sampling?
Relies on chance
Which of the following is a step in conducting proportional allocation sampling?
Allocate the sample size to different strata in proportion to their sizes
What is the main purpose of using a census for small populations?
To include the entire population in the study
Which of the following is a characteristic of non-probability sampling?
Relies on choice
What is the correct format for a narrative citation with 3+ authors in APA 7?
(McDonnell et al., 2019)
How should you cite secondary sources in APA 7 according to the text?
(Lao, as cited in Uy, 2023)
In APA 7, what does 'et al.' stand for in a citation?
And Others
What does a parenthetical citation include according to the APA 7 guide?
(Author's name and publication date)
How should you cite multiple works in a narrative in APA 7 based on the text?
(Author1 & Author2, Year1; Author2 & Author1, Year2)
What is the correct way to paraphrase RRLs according to the text?
With proper citation
What is the null hypothesis for the research question 'Is there a significant relationship between student's perceptions towards gamification and their classroom engagement?'
There is no significant relationship between student's perceptions towards gamification and their classroom engagement.
What is the alternative hypothesis (non-directional) for the research question 'Is there a significant difference between the test results of the students before and after the use of gamified lessons?'
There is a significant difference between the test results of the students before and after the use of gamified lessons.
What does the term 'scope' refer to in a research study?
The boundaries or parameters within which the study will operate.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a well-constructed multiple-choice question option?
Options should contain clues about the correct answer.
What is the purpose of including 'limitations' in a research study?
To acknowledge the potential weaknesses or constraints of the study.
What is the alternative hypothesis (directional) for the research question 'Is there a significant relationship between student's perceptions towards gamification and their classroom engagement?'
There is a positive relationship between student's perceptions towards gamification and their classroom engagement.
What should you assess before finalizing your chosen research topic?
All of the above
Why is it important for a research topic to be relevant?
To improve the society or answer/solve current issues
What should you do if there is a scarcity of previous studies on your chosen research topic in the library?
Go through the internet to search for additional information
What does the passage mean when it says "your interest is equivalent with your passion"?
Your research topic should be something you are genuinely interested in and passionate about
Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage as an aspect to consider when assessing your research abilities?
Your ability to write a well-structured research paper
According to the passage, what is the main purpose of conducting research?
To solve current issues and improve society
Assess your research abilities as a student by considering financial capability, health condition, personal qualifications, needed facilities, and time allotment. This quiz helps students evaluate their readiness for conducting significant research projects.
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