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To determine if there's a significant difference in the acceptability of four different cake recipes, which statistical tool is most appropriate?
To determine if there's a significant difference in the acceptability of four different cake recipes, which statistical tool is most appropriate?
- Chi-square test
- T-test
- Correlation
- ANOVA (correct)
Which research instrument is utilized MOST commonly in data collection?
Which research instrument is utilized MOST commonly in data collection?
- Focus Group Discussion
- Interview Guide
- Questionnaire (correct)
- Observation Checklist
What key attribute should recommendations in a research study possess?
What key attribute should recommendations in a research study possess?
- Broad
- Attainable (correct)
- Abstract
- Theoretical
What term refers to the entire group of individuals or items about which a researcher wants to draw conclusions?
What term refers to the entire group of individuals or items about which a researcher wants to draw conclusions?
A table showing the number of individuals or cases located in each category on a measurement scale is an example of what?
A table showing the number of individuals or cases located in each category on a measurement scale is an example of what?
When comparing the performance of students from private versus public schools, which statistical test is most suitable to determine significant differences?
When comparing the performance of students from private versus public schools, which statistical test is most suitable to determine significant differences?
What sampling method ensures that every member of the population has an equal and known chance of being selected?
What sampling method ensures that every member of the population has an equal and known chance of being selected?
Which sampling technique involves participants recruiting other participants for the study?
Which sampling technique involves participants recruiting other participants for the study?
What type of data is primarily characterized by numeric values?
What type of data is primarily characterized by numeric values?
Selecting respondents based on their ability to provide relevant data for a study is characteristic of which sampling method?
Selecting respondents based on their ability to provide relevant data for a study is characteristic of which sampling method?
In research, interviews are primarily used to gather what type of data?
In research, interviews are primarily used to gather what type of data?
In a survey of 100 randomly selected Grade 12 students, what constitutes the sample population?
In a survey of 100 randomly selected Grade 12 students, what constitutes the sample population?
What is the process of attaching meaning to collected data called?
What is the process of attaching meaning to collected data called?
The section of a research report that includes in-depth analyses, interpretation of data, and the study's findings is called:
The section of a research report that includes in-depth analyses, interpretation of data, and the study's findings is called:
What is the conceptual framework's role in research?
What is the conceptual framework's role in research?
Which method exemplifies simple random sampling?
Which method exemplifies simple random sampling?
Presenting research data in paragraph form is known as what type of data presentation?
Presenting research data in paragraph form is known as what type of data presentation?
What process involves organizing data into a suitable format for analysis and interpretation?
What process involves organizing data into a suitable format for analysis and interpretation?
Which statistical tool is most suitable for determining the effectiveness level of different teaching strategies?
Which statistical tool is most suitable for determining the effectiveness level of different teaching strategies?
What component of a research report provides a concise overview of the main outcomes of the study?
What component of a research report provides a concise overview of the main outcomes of the study?
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ANOVA
ANOVA
Statistical tool to determine significant differences in the acceptability of multiple treatments.
Questionnaire
Questionnaire
A research instrument consisting of a series of questions for gathering information.
Attainable Recommendation
Attainable Recommendation
A characteristic of a recommendation that it should be achievable and realistic.
Population
Population
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Frequency Distribution
Frequency Distribution
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T-Test
T-Test
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Random Sampling
Random Sampling
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Snowball Sampling
Snowball Sampling
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Quantitative Data
Quantitative Data
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Purposive Sampling
Purposive Sampling
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Qualitative Interviews
Qualitative Interviews
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Sample Population
Sample Population
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Data Interpretation
Data Interpretation
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Results and Discussion
Results and Discussion
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Conceptual Framework
Conceptual Framework
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Simple Random Sampling
Simple Random Sampling
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Textual Form
Textual Form
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Data Presentation
Data Presentation
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Weighted Mean
Weighted Mean
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Summary of Findings
Summary of Findings
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Study Notes
- ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) is optimally used to find the significant difference in acceptability levels among four or more different treatments.
- The questionnaire is the most commonly used research instrument.
- Recommendations should be attainable, feasible, and workable.
- A population refers to all people or items with specific characteristics that are intended to be understood and inferred.
- Descriptive statistics use frequency distribution to record the number of individuals or cases in each measurement scale category.
- A t-test is used to determine the significant difference between two groups, such as private versus public institutions.
- Random sampling means every population member has an equal chance of selection.
- Snowball sampling is also known as chain referral sampling.
- Quantitative data is data collected in numeric form.
- Purposive sampling involves choosing respondents who can provide the needed data for the study.
- Interviews are examples of qualitative data collection methods.
- In a survey of 100 randomly selected Grade 12 students, the sample population is 100.
- Data interpretation is the process of assigning meaning to data.
- Results and discussion include study findings with in-depth analyses and data interpretation.
- A conceptual framework is the skeletal model of research.
- Simple random sampling can involve picking numbers from a hat and matching them to names in a telephone book.
- Textual form of data presentation is in paragraph form.
- Data presentation is the process of presenting data in a suitable form.
- Weighted mean is a statistical tool used to determine the effectiveness level of a certain teaching strategy.
- Summary of findings are the results of the research study.
- Recommendations are suggestions on how to handle the conclusion.
- F-test is also called ANOVA.
- Convenience sampling is an easy and economical approach, but it is not preferred, even in qualitative studies; it is also called a volunteer sample.
- Plagiarism is presenting someone else’s work or ideas as one's own without full acknowledgement.
- Chapter V covers findings, conclusions, and recommendations for the research topic.
- The Likert scaling technique allows respondents to indicate their agreement or disagreement level with statements.
- Research design discusses the general approach for answering fundamental research questions.
- A summated rating scale is another name for a Likert Scale.
- Instrumentation and data collection presents how the validity and reliability of research instruments were established.
- Sources of data describe the study's locale and the place where the study is conducted.
- An experimental research design is used to examine cause-and-effect relationships between variables systematically.
- Sources of data describe the subject of interest and the procedure for obtaining the sample size.
- Conclusions demonstrate the understanding of the research problem based on the findings.
- Tools for data analysis determines and justifies the statistical treatment for each problem.
- Chapter IV shows the interpretation of the data collected from the participants of the research.
- Randomization differentiates probability and non-probability sampling; it is involved in probability sampling.
- Percentage is a statistical tool used to determine the demographic profile of respondents in terms of age, civil status, and religion.
- The population surveyed was 230 teachers.
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