THE RIGHT METHODS OF CONDUCTING SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

Statement of the Problem Describes the specific issue that the research project aims to address.                                                                                                                   

• True

• False

Types of qualitative methods include:  Survey research, Descriptive research , Correlational research  

• True

• False

 P-values in scientific studies are used to determine whether a null hypothesis formulated before the performance of the study is to be accepted or rejected.                         

• True

• False

      ( S M A R T ) Objectives is

• Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and To the point

•   Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound

•     Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Rounded and True

Observation:

• Selecting

• Watching

• Recording Behavior and Characteristics of living beings

• All of the above

A representative sample is

• A small number of people who reflect a more extensive group as accurately as possible.

• A large number of people who reflect more than 70%

• Any number of people could represent the group.

 Research misconduct include the following except:

• Plagiarism

• Treatment of vulnerable groups (e.g. Children and Pregnant Women)

• Fabrication of results "making up data or results.''

• Falsification of data "manipulating research materials or changing data or results"