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Froggy Jumps Practical Research: Chapter 1 & DesignsOnline version Intro to research designs by Apple Dianne Catayoc 1 What is the main aim of practical research in Chapter 1? a To solve real-world problems by applying systematic inquiry b To collect data without planning or methods c To prove preconceived theories regardless of data 2 Which design is primarily used to describe the characteristics of a population at a point in time? a Grounded theory design b Experimental design c Descriptive research design 3 What distinguishes applied research from basic research? a Applied research seeks practical solutions to specific problems b Applied research ignores theoretical frameworks c Basic research tests theories without real-world goals 4 Which type of variable is measured to observe effects in an experiment? a Independent variable b Dependent variable c Control variable 5 What is the key feature of exploratory research? a Explores a problem with limited prior knowledge b Ends with a closed hypothesis c Provides definitive causal conclusions 6 Which research design focuses on cause-and-effect relationships under controlled conditions? a Ethnographic design b Descriptive design c Experimental design 7 What is a quasi-experimental design? a A purely observational study b A fully randomized controlled trial c A design with comparison groups but lacking random assignment 8 What type of data is numerical and analyzed statistically? a Qualitative data b Quantitative data c Narrative data 9 Which design is best for studying changes over time? a Longitudinal design b Case study design c Cross-sectional design 10 Which design compares different groups at one point in time? a Experimental design b Cross-sectional design c Longitudinal design 11 What is a population in research terms? a The entire group of interest for a study b A hypothetical group c A small subset only 12 What is a sample? a The entire population b A subset of the population used for study c The data collection tool 13 Which sampling method selects every kth unit from a list? a Convenience sampling b Random sampling c Systematic sampling 14 Which sampling method gives every member an equal chance? a Simple random sampling b Purposive sampling c Quota sampling 15 What is external validity? a The extent findings generalize beyond the study b The precision of measurements c The internal consistency of instruments 16 What is internal validity? a The accuracy of external generalizations b The speed of data collection c The extent a study shows causal relation free from bias 17 What is a hypothesis in quantitative research? a A broad research question b A narrative observation c A testable statement linking variables 18 Which research design often uses in-depth interviews and observations? a Quantitative design b Experimental design c Qualitative design 19 Which term describes data that describe qualities rather than quantities? a Qualitative data b Experimental data c Quantitative data 20 What is reliability in research? a The truth of results b The breadth of a study c The consistency of a measurement over time 21 What is validity in research? a The accuracy of a measure or instrument b The number of participants c The speed of data collection 22 Which data collection method is common in descriptive studies? a Surveys or questionnaires b Laboratory experiments c Genetic sequencing 23 Which design is most appropriate to assess prevalence of a trait? a Longitudinal experimental design b Ethnographic design c Descriptive cross-sectional design 24 What is a theory-driven study? a A study without any framework b A study focusing only on methods c A study guided by existing theories to test them 25 What does triangulation involve in research? a Relying on theory without data b Using multiple data sources or methods to confirm findings c Using a single data source exclusively 26 Which ethical principle is crucial in practical research? a Minimal oversight and transparency b Respect for participants and informed consent c Deception without debriefing 27 Which type of design uses control and randomization? a Randomized controlled trial design b Descriptive survey design c Case study design 28 What is a confounding variable? a A valid measurement tool b A dependent variable c An extraneous variable affecting the outcome 29 What is a control group? a The group receiving the intervention b A non-existent group c A baseline group not exposed to the intervention 30 Which design analyzes data from a population at one time point? a Longitudinal design b Cross-sectional design c Meta-analysis design 31 What is a case study design best for? a Controlled experiments with randomization b In-depth study of a single setting or case c Testing a broad population

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Practical Research: Chapter 1 & DesignsOnline version

by Apple Dianne Catayoc

What is the main aim of practical research in Chapter 1?

Which design is primarily used to describe the characteristics of a population at a point in time?

What distinguishes applied research from basic research?

Which type of variable is measured to observe effects in an experiment?

What is the key feature of exploratory research?

Which research design focuses on cause-and-effect relationships under controlled conditions?

What is a quasi-experimental design?

What type of data is numerical and analyzed statistically?

Which design is best for studying changes over time?

Which design compares different groups at one point in time?

What is a population in research terms?

What is a sample?

Which sampling method selects every kth unit from a list?

Which sampling method gives every member an equal chance?

What is external validity?

What is internal validity?

What is a hypothesis in quantitative research?

Which research design often uses in-depth interviews and observations?

Which term describes data that describe qualities rather than quantities?

What is reliability in research?

What is validity in research?

Which data collection method is common in descriptive studies?

Which design is most appropriate to assess prevalence of a trait?

What is a theory-driven study?

What does triangulation involve in research?

Which ethical principle is crucial in practical research?

Which type of design uses control and randomization?

What is a confounding variable?

What is a control group?

Which design analyzes data from a population at one time point?

What is a case study design best for?