BRM Quiz - All Units

Scientific investigations are more reliable and valid than non-scientific investigations in addressing problems in business and management disciplines.

• True
• False

Conducting a critical review of the stages in the research process involves analysing the limitations of published research.

• True
• False

Validity refers to the consistency and stability of research findings.

• True
• False

Plagiarism is an ethical issue that can arise during the literature review stage of a research study.

• True
• False

Business research reports are typically longer and more detailed than research proposals.

• True
• False

One purpose of conducting a literature review is to identify research gaps and propose new research questions.

• True
• False

Reliability in research refers to the extent to which a measurement tool consistently produces the same results.

• True
• False

Reporting research findings involves presenting a factual summary without any personal opinions or biases.

• True
• False

Causal studies aim to establish cause-and-effect relationships, while correlation studies only examine the relationship between variables.

• True
• False

Lab experiments are conducted in controlled settings, while field experiments are conducted in real-world environments.

• True
• False