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Froggy Jumps Classroom Research Basics QuizOnline version Test your research essentials. by John Lloyd Waslo 1 What is the primary role of a research question? a Decides the grading rubric b Lists all possible variables c Guides the study's purpose and focus 2 What is the primary role of a research question? a Decides the grading rubric b Lists all possible variables c Guides the study's purpose and focus 3 What is the primary role of a research question? a Decides the grading rubric b Lists all possible variables c Guides the study's purpose and focus 4 Which is an independent variable in a classroom study? a Student test scores b Teacher's age c Teaching method used 5 Which is a dependent variable in a study on study time and grades? a Study time b Grades c Teaching materials 6 What sampling method uses every student once chosen randomly? a Snowball sampling b Convenience sampling c Simple random sampling 7 Which sampling method is biased toward easy-to-reach students? a Convenience sampling b Systematic sampling c Stratified sampling 8 What is data privacy in classroom research? a Sharing all data publicly b Protecting participants' personal information c Increasing sample size 9 Which action helps protect student data in a study? a Anonymizing responses b Posting names with results c Using unencrypted files 10 Which tool is a basic method to collect data quickly? a Surveys b MRI scans c Laboratory tests 11 Which data collection method involves watching behavior? a Observations b Experiments c Interviews 12 Which element describes how to ensure ethical data use? a Publish raw data without access control b Obtain informed consent c Ignore privacy rules

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Classroom Research Basics QuizOnline version

by John Lloyd Waslo

What is the primary role of a research question?

What is the primary role of a research question?

What is the primary role of a research question?

Which is an independent variable in a classroom study?

Which is a dependent variable in a study on study time and grades?

What sampling method uses every student once chosen randomly?

Which sampling method is biased toward easy-to-reach students?

What is data privacy in classroom research?

Which action helps protect student data in a study?

Which tool is a basic method to collect data quickly?

Which data collection method involves watching behavior?

Which element describes how to ensure ethical data use?