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Quantitative Research Essentials Quiz

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Quantitative methods

by Eiram Manor
1

Which design describes what exists in a population at a single point in time?

2

In quantitative research, what is the main purpose of a correlational design?

3

Which sampling method assigns each unit an equal chance of selection?

4

What sampling technique uses groups or clusters to sample a population?

5

A researcher wants to study anxiety levels among college students and uses a survey distributed to all classes on campus. This is an example of what sampling approach?

6

Which design is strongest for inferring causality in a lab setting?

7

What is a quasi-experimental design?

8

What term describes the subset of a population studied in quantitative research?

9

Which sampling method best generalizes to the population when randomization is feasible?

10

A study uses a power analysis to determine sample size to detect a medium effect with 80% power. This reflects which concept?

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