Practical Research 1 Quiz

The following are the good values that should be manifested as a researcher except:

• camaraderie

• narrow-minded

• polite

• openness

 What will you do to obtain knowledge about the people, places, or events?

• Inquiring

• Annoying

• Motivating

• Ignoring

What is the heart of the research?

• Introduction

• Background of the Study

• Research Paradigm

• Statement of the Problem

What is the question the identifies the people who will take part in the research?

• what will be the topic?

• Who will be the respondents?

• Where will be the area of the study?

• Why do the researcher conduct a topic?

What is the purpose of the qualitative research?

• to promote a deep, holistic understanding of a phenomenon.

• to examine a theory

• to create invalid conclusion in a certain phenomenon

• to become a valid researcher

What is NOT an example of qualitative research methods?

• interview

• facebook polls

• document analysis

• movie analysis

What is grounded theory?

• it is the most intensive and in-depth observational qualitative approach.

• it is an approach to theory development that is grounded in the data rather than empirical testing of the theory.

• it is a study where the researcher makes an in-depth exploration of a program, an event, an activity, a process, or one or more individuals.

• it is a method that focuses on people's narratives either about themselves or a set of events.

Which of the following is considered as the weakness of qualitative research?

• View of homogenous exploration

• Understanding behaviors of beliefs and assumptions.

• Raise more issues through broad and open-ended inquiry.

• Time consuming during interviewing process and intensive category process

The APA referencing style is also called the ____________ style.

• “author- signature” style

• "author-date" style

• “author-page” style

• “author only” Style

It is a kind of review of related literature in which you re-examine and combine the results of two or more statistical studies for coming out with a grand total to indicate stronger effects of the research outcome. What is it?

• Concept Review

• Meta-analysis in RRL

• Scoping Review

• Critical Review