18 Questions
How can you identify dependent variables in a research question or hypothesis?
Items that see the result, effect, or outcome of changing the independent variable
What should you look for in your research question or hypothesis to identify independent variables?
Items that manipulate, cause, or influence something
Which of the following is NOT a method for data gathering mentioned in the text?
Review of Prior Literature
In purely experimental research, what should be used as data gathering instruments?
Mechanical devices
What should the first paragraph of Data Gathering Procedures emphasize?
Seeking approval and consent processes
What should the last paragraph of Data Gathering Procedures focus on discussing?
Research ethics
What is the purpose of Chapter IV in a research study?
To present and analyze the collected data
What should be done when writing Chapter 4 to address each question and variable?
Present a detailed analysis of each question and variable
How should the null hypothesis be treated in presenting research findings?
Elaborate on why the null hypothesis was rejected
Which statistical tools are commonly used in research studies for data analysis?
Frequency Weighted, Composite Mean Ranking, T-test
What should not be done with tables when presenting results in Chapter 4?
Cut the tables across multiple pages
In research studies, what is the primary focus of experimental procedures?
Citing detailed steps for conducting experiments
What does the NULL Hypothesis propose in a research study?
It states the exact opposite of the investigator's prediction.
Which of the following best describes an ALTERNATIVE Hypothesis in a research study?
It is true from the researcher's point of view and aims to reject the NULL Hypothesis.
What is the purpose of a GOOD Hypothesis in a research study?
To provide a clear, justifiable, and testable prediction.
What does a Theoretical Framework provide in a research study?
A foundational review of existing theories guiding the study arguments.
What is included in Scope, Delimitations, and Limitations of a research study?
The coverage of the study area, its duration, and constraints impacting the results.
What defines a Conceptual Framework in a research study?
A representation of expected relationships between variables or properties to be studied.
Test your knowledge on different types of research hypotheses including null and alternative hypotheses. Learn about the predictions made in scientific research and their significance.
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