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Methods of ResearchOnline version Part 1 by Consistency 1 Which of the following is the least important purpose of conducting research? a To expand and verify existing knowledge b To satisfy the researcher's curiosity c To find answers to queries using scientific methods. d To gain funding from research institutions 2 a 41.5% b 41.35% c 42.05% d 42.45 3 What statistical method is most appropriate to use when comparing two groups and a sample size of less than 30? a Z-test b T-test c ANOVA d DMRT 4 What type of research primarily focuses on exploring and understanding phenomena, often using non-numeric data? a Quality research b Quantitative research c Qualitative research d Mixed method 5 which of the following activities is least likely done in making a research question a Conducting a survey of constituents b Reviewing existing body of knowledge c Writing the problem down d Assessing its ethicality 6 Which of the following best describes "reproducibility" in research? a Testing a hypothesis using only theoretical models without physical experimentation. b Different research teams or individuals conducting the same experiment under different conditions and obtaining similar results c Repeating an experiment with the same tools and methods by the same researcher and obtaining similar outcomes. d Conducting an experiment under the same conditions and achieving consistent results 7 Which of the following best defines basic research? a Research conducted to solve specific practical problems or challenges. b Research aimed at expanding fundamental knowledge without immediate practical applications c Research focused on testing the effectiveness of new products d Research conducted to gather opinions through surveys 8 What is the primary function of conducting a literature reviewn when formulating a research question? a To identify gaps in existing knowledge and refine the research question b To find a research question that has already been answered c To collect data for the study d To create a hypothesis before starting the research 9 Which research question is most suitable for a study on food product labeling and consumer behavior? a What are consumer perceptions of the safety genetically modified foods? b How does the flavor profile of a food product impact consumer preference? c How does food product labeling influence consumer purchasing decisions in the organic food market? d What are the environmental impacts of food packaging 10 Which of the following is an unlikely reason to not include an article in a paper's review of related literature? a Restricted to some authors b Restricted to some participants c Conflict of authors d Study is conducted in a specific setting 11 Which of the following best describes a research protocol? a A summary of the results and findings of a research study b A detailed plan that outlines the objectives, methodology, and ethical considerations of a study c A collection of all the references and literature reviewed for the research d A set of conclusions and recommendations based on data analysis 12 If the p-value obtained is less than 0.05, which if the following is correct? a The test is invalid and must be repeated b Failed to reject the null hypothesis; there is no significant difference. c Accept the null hypothesis; the results are conclusive d Reject the null hypothesis; there is a statistically significant difference 13 In a research paper on probiotic drink development, the review of related literature serves all of the following purposes, except: a Identifying gaps in existing research on probiotic strain used in drinkds b Highlighting the significance of probiotics for human health and nutrition c providing raw experimental data to support the study's hypothesis d Reviewing studies on the sensory evaluation of probiotic drinks 14 After obtaining a significant result in ANOVA, which of the following tests can be used to determine which specific group means are significantly different from each other? I. Tukey's HSD II. DMRT III. t-test IV. z-test a I only b I and II only c II and III only d III and IV only 15 In a technical paper on food preservation, the Results section presents data on the effectiveness of various preservatives in baked products. Which of the following best describes what should not be included in this section? a Graphs or tables summarizing data on microbial growth inhibition b A comparison of the results with those from previous studies c Statistical analysis to demonstrate the significance of findings d A brief summary of the data presented in a clear and organized manner 16 Identify the appropriate analysis used to determine the effect of fluctuating frozen storage temperatures in the chicken breast meat, based on the data presented in the table (Kaewthong et al., J Poult Sci., 2019) a One-way ANOVA b Two-way ANOVA c Paired sample t-test d Unpaired sample t-test 17 In the equation y=1.1-1.11x, what is the slope? a 1.1 b 1.11 c -1.11 d 1.11x 18 In the equation -9.9x-y+9.0, what is the y-intercept? a 9.9 b -9.9 c 9.0 d -9.0 19 a 4.5% b 5.0% c 5.1% d 4.9% 20 Which of the following tests is most appropriate to use if the sample size is greater than 50? a t-test b z-test c Chi-square test d Analysis of variance

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Methods of ResearchOnline version

by Consistency

Which of the following is the least important purpose of conducting research?

What statistical method is most appropriate to use when comparing two groups and a sample size of less than 30?

What type of research primarily focuses on exploring and understanding phenomena, often using non-numeric data?

which of the following activities is least likely done in making a research question

Which of the following best describes "reproducibility" in research?

Which of the following best defines basic research?

What is the primary function of conducting a literature reviewn when formulating a research question?

Which research question is most suitable for a study on food product labeling and consumer behavior?

Which of the following is an unlikely reason to not include an article in a paper's review of related literature?

Which of the following best describes a research protocol?

If the p-value obtained is less than 0.05, which if the following is correct?

In a research paper on probiotic drink development, the review of related literature serves all of the following purposes, except:

After obtaining a significant result in ANOVA, which of the following tests can be used to determine which specific group means are significantly different from each other? I. Tukey's HSD II. DMRT III. t-test IV. z-test

In a technical paper on food preservation, the Results section presents data on the effectiveness of various preservatives in baked products. Which of the following best describes what should not be included in this section?

Identify the appropriate analysis used to determine the effect of fluctuating frozen storage temperatures in the chicken breast meat, based on the data presented in the table (Kaewthong et al., J Poult Sci., 2019)

In the equation y=1.1-1.11x, what is the slope?

In the equation -9.9x-y+9.0, what is the y-intercept?

Which of the following tests is most appropriate to use if the sample size is greater than 50?