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What hypothesis states that there is no difference between groups?
What hypothesis states that there is no difference between groups?
What is a prediction of study outcomes often relating to two or more variables?
What is a prediction of study outcomes often relating to two or more variables?
What term refers to the systematic collection and analysis of data in a research study?
What term refers to the systematic collection and analysis of data in a research study?
Which hypothesis indicates a difference exists between groups?
Which hypothesis indicates a difference exists between groups?
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What is the term for a sampling technique chosen based on specific judgment or purpose?
What is the term for a sampling technique chosen based on specific judgment or purpose?
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What determines what has already been done or studied which results in a wider understanding of your potential study?
What determines what has already been done or studied which results in a wider understanding of your potential study?
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What is the term for the observation, measurement, and recording of information in a research study?
What is the term for the observation, measurement, and recording of information in a research study?
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What is a statement that explains what is shown by analysis of the data collected?
What is a statement that explains what is shown by analysis of the data collected?
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What contains the list of terms operationally defined in the study?
What contains the list of terms operationally defined in the study?
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What is a specific statement by a researcher of what he or she intends to accomplish?
What is a specific statement by a researcher of what he or she intends to accomplish?
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What is a prediction of study outcomes which is often a statement of the expected relationship between two or more variables?
What is a prediction of study outcomes which is often a statement of the expected relationship between two or more variables?
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What sampling technique involves judgmental and subjective sampling chosen for a special purpose?
What sampling technique involves judgmental and subjective sampling chosen for a special purpose?
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Study Notes
Multiple Choice Questions on Research Methods
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Question 1: What aspect determines what prior research has been conducted, helping understand potential research directions?
- Review of Related Literature
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Question 2: What is the term for meticulously recording and observing information in research?
- Data Collection
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Question 3: What describes a statement explaining the data's findings from analysis?
- Results
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Question 4: Which hypothesis assumes no difference between groups?
- Null Hypothesis
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Question 5: What includes a list of terms precisely defined within the study?
- Definition of Terms
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Question 6: What is a specific, stated goal of research?
- Problem Statement
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Question 7: What concisely summarizes the variables under investigation?
- Title
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Question 8: What is the term for any characteristic potentially varying among people?
- Variable
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Question 9: What term best describes the act of meticulously observing, recording, and measuring information during a study?
- Data Collection
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Question 10: Which hypothesis suggests that differences exist between groups?
- Alternative Hypothesis
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Question 11: What describes a prediction of study outcomes often involving two or more factors?
- Statement of the Hypothesis
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Question 12: What sampling approach involves subjective choices for a particular purpose?
- Purposive Sampling
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Test your knowledge on essential research methods concepts with this quiz. Covering topics like data collection, hypothesis types, and literature reviews, this quiz is perfect for students exploring research methodology. Challenge yourself and refine your understanding of research principles.
