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What is the range of values from which the random numbers were generated in the table?
What is the range of values from which the random numbers were generated in the table?
- 500 to 1500
- 1 to 500
- 1 to 1000 (correct)
- 500 to 1000
What is the purpose of using a random number generator in the context of the study?
What is the purpose of using a random number generator in the context of the study?
- To select a large sample size
- To randomly select cases from the population (correct)
- To ensure that every nth individual or site is selected
- To ensure that duplicate numbers are allowed
What is the definition of systematic sampling?
What is the definition of systematic sampling?
- A method of selecting a small sample size from the population
- A method of selecting a large sample size from the population
- A method of selecting a random sample of individuals or sites from the population
- A method of selecting every nth individual or site in the population (correct)
What is the role of the sample fraction in systematic sampling?
What is the role of the sample fraction in systematic sampling?
What is the purpose of numbering each case uniquely in the population?
What is the purpose of numbering each case uniquely in the population?
What is the research instrument used in the study to measure land owners' satisfaction?
What is the research instrument used in the study to measure land owners' satisfaction?
What type of quantitative data is collected through achievement tests?
What type of quantitative data is collected through achievement tests?
What type of data is collected in the study?
What type of data is collected in the study?
What type of instrument is used to record observations about individual behavior?
What type of instrument is used to record observations about individual behavior?
What is the operationalization of the concept of land owners' satisfaction in the study?
What is the operationalization of the concept of land owners' satisfaction in the study?
When designing an instrument, what should you consider before creating a new one?
When designing an instrument, what should you consider before creating a new one?
What type of quantitative data is collected from public documents?
What type of quantitative data is collected from public documents?
What is the purpose of an affective scale?
What is the purpose of an affective scale?
What type of test is used to compare an individual's grade with a large group of test takers?
What type of test is used to compare an individual's grade with a large group of test takers?
What is the primary consideration when designing an instrument to measure individual performance?
What is the primary consideration when designing an instrument to measure individual performance?
What is the main advantage of using existing instruments in research?
What is the main advantage of using existing instruments in research?
What is the primary concern of validity in an instrument?
What is the primary concern of validity in an instrument?
Why is reliability a necessary condition for validity?
Why is reliability a necessary condition for validity?
What is the primary characteristic of a reliable instrument?
What is the primary characteristic of a reliable instrument?
What is the main difference between the improved questions and the poor questions?
What is the main difference between the improved questions and the poor questions?
What is the purpose of operationalization in research instrument design?
What is the purpose of operationalization in research instrument design?
What is the primary concern of data measurement in research?
What is the primary concern of data measurement in research?
What is the relationship between reliability and validity?
What is the relationship between reliability and validity?
What is the primary focus of quantitative data types in research?
What is the primary focus of quantitative data types in research?
Study Notes
Types of Quantitative Data and Measures
- Measures of individual performance: various forms of tests or personality assessments, where the individual's grade is a measure of how well they did in comparison with a large group of test takers.
- Measures of individual attitude: affective scales that measure positive or negative effects for or against a topic.
- Observation of individual behavior: behavioral checklists used to record observations about individual behavior.
- Factual information: public documents that provide data about a sample or population.
Designing Instruments
- Consider using existing instruments and modifying them to suit your study.
- Random number generators can be used to generate random numbers for sampling purposes.
Systematic Sampling
- Involves choosing every nth individual or site in the population until you reach your desired sample size.
- Use sample fraction to determine the frequency of selection.
- Calculate sample fraction and use random numbers to select the first case.
Reliability and Validity of Instruments
- Reliability: the ability of an instrument to produce stable and consistent scores, regardless of the number of times it is administered.
- Validity: the degree to which all evidence points to the intended interpretation of test scores for the proposed purpose.
- Scores must be reliable before they can be valid or meaningful.
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Description
This quiz covers types of quantitative data, including measures of individual performance, attitude, and behavior, as well as factual information. It also explores different types of tests, instruments, and documents used to collect data.
