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What I Learned From The Past LessonOnline version Lesson 01 Review by Reynaldo Tagaro 1 Which of the following best describes quantitative research? a It uses numerical data and statistical analysis to investigate phenomena. b It focuses on opinions, feelings, and experiences. c It uses only interviews and observations. d It studies phenomena without collecting data. 2 Why is numerical data important in quantitative research? a It allows researchers to avoid data collection. b It makes research more subjective. c It enables statistical analysis and objective interpretation of results. d It eliminates the need for research instruments. 3 A researcher uses a survey with a Likert scale to determine consumers’ preference for a brand of canned sardines. What is the main purpose of using the scale? a To gather qualitative descriptions only. b To convert non-numerical information into numerical data. c To eliminate the need for respondents. d To establish a cause-and-effect relationship. 4 Which characteristic of quantitative research allows findings from a sample to be applied to a larger population? a Objectivity b High Replicability c Faster Data Analysis d Generalized Data 5 A school administrator wants to determine the different physical activities commonly performed by students during summer vacation. Which quantitative research design is most appropriate? a Correlational Design b Experimental Design c Descriptive Design d Quasi-Experimental Design 6 What is a major weakness of quantitative research? a It produces unreliable data. b It cannot be repeated or replicated. c It requires no statistical analysis. d It may not provide an in-depth explanation of human experiences. 7 A researcher investigates the relationship between students’ study time and academic performance without manipulating any variables. What kind of quantitative research is being used? a Correlational Design b Ex Post Facto Design c Experimental Design d Descriptive Design 8 How does experimental research differ from quasi-experimental research? a Experimental research does not establish cause and effect. b Experimental research uses random assignment and manipulation of variables. c Experimental research only describes phenomena. d Experimental research relies solely on observation. 9 A researcher examines how parents’ academic achievement may have influenced their children’s current obesity. Which research design is being used? a Experimental Design b Correlational Design c Ex Post Facto Design d Descriptive Design 10 A researcher concludes that a specific blended learning strategy improves pupils’ reading comprehension after randomly assigning participants to different groups. Why is this conclusion strong? a The study focuses only on descriptions. b The study avoids statistical analysis. c The study uses a small sample size. d The study employs an experimental design with random assignment.

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by Reynaldo Tagaro

Which of the following best describes quantitative research?

Why is numerical data important in quantitative research?

A researcher uses a survey with a Likert scale to determine consumers’ preference for a brand of canned sardines. What is the main purpose of using the scale?

Which characteristic of quantitative research allows findings from a sample to be applied to a larger population?

A school administrator wants to determine the different physical activities commonly performed by students during summer vacation. Which quantitative research design is most appropriate?

What is a major weakness of quantitative research?

A researcher investigates the relationship between students’ study time and academic performance without manipulating any variables. What kind of quantitative research is being used?

How does experimental research differ from quasi-experimental research?

A researcher examines how parents’ academic achievement may have influenced their children’s current obesity. Which research design is being used?

A researcher concludes that a specific blended learning strategy improves pupils’ reading comprehension after randomly assigning participants to different groups. Why is this conclusion strong?