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What is the definition of 'contact time'?
What is the definition of 'contact time'?
- The time allotted for data collection and analysis
- The period when the researcher interacts with research subjects to obtain information (correct)
- The duration of a research study from start to finish
- The length of time required to formulate a research hypothesis
Which of the following best describes a hypothesis?
Which of the following best describes a hypothesis?
- A proven fact based on empirical evidence
- A set of instructions for conducting the research study
- A summary of the research findings and conclusions
- A statement predicting the relationship between variables that can be tested (correct)
What is an outlier in statistical data?
What is an outlier in statistical data?
- A data point that is consistent with the majority of the data
- A data point that falls within the expected range
- A data point that is inconsistent with the majority of the data (correct)
- A data point that represents the average value of the dataset
What is the purpose of a research instrument?
What is the purpose of a research instrument?
What does 'sample size' refer to in research?
What does 'sample size' refer to in research?
Which of the following best defines the term 'validity' in research?
Which of the following best defines the term 'validity' in research?
What is a research instrument used for in scientific research?
What is a research instrument used for in scientific research?
Which term refers to a statistical observation that is inconsistent with the majority of the data?
Which term refers to a statistical observation that is inconsistent with the majority of the data?
In research, what does 'replicability' refer to?
In research, what does 'replicability' refer to?
What is the number of subjects to be taken from the target population of a study called?
What is the number of subjects to be taken from the target population of a study called?
Which term describes an assumed development in the future that will have lasting effects?
Which term describes an assumed development in the future that will have lasting effects?
What does 'variable' refer to in research studies?
What does 'variable' refer to in research studies?