Practical Research 1

1.    This part of the research paper contains copies of table, permission letter, questionnaires, interview guide, observation checklist, and other materials that are indispensable or necessary in completing your research study.

• a.       Introduction

• b.       Abstract       

• c. Acknowledgement

• d. Appendices

2. This design is the non-probability sampling equivalent of stratified sampling, with the added requirement that each stratum or group is generally represented in the sample in the same proportion as in the population.

• a. Purposive sampling

• b. Convenience sampling

•           c. Quota Sampling

• d. Snowball Sampling

3. 3. A type of non-probability sampling also known as judgmental sampling, the researcher uses his good judgment in selecting the respondents who best meet the purpose of his study.

• a. Purposive sampling

• b. Convenience sampling

• c. Quota Sampling

• d. Snowball Sampling

4. One of the data collection methods, it is a face-to-face interpersonal role situation in which one person, the interviewer, asks a person being interviewed, the respondent, questions designed to obtain answers pertinent to the research problem.

• a. Observation

• b. Interview

• c. Questionnaire

• d. Focus Group Discussion

5. 5. It is a set of carefully prepared and logically ordered questions. It is self-administered by the respondent, meaning, he reads the questions and writes down his answers on the space provided.

• a. Observation

• b. Interview

• c. Questionnaire

• d. . Focus Group Discussion

6. 6. The  research considers  the protection  of research participants  by obtaining approval from participants through voluntary written consents.

• a)  Validation

• b)  Informed consent

• c)  Reliability

• d)  Interview

7.Plagiarism is to

• a)  Use  inappropriate  statistical  techniques  in  order  to  obtain  favorable results and enhance the significance of one’s research.

• b)  Present someone else’s ideas or work as your own.

• c)  Publish  the  same  paper  in  two  different  journals  without  informing  the editor.

• d)  Discuss with your colleagues data from the paper that you are reviewing for a journal.

8.In a final research output, the ____________ is referred to the “bottom line”.

• a)  Appendices

• b)  References

• c)  Conclusions

• d)  Recommendations

9.In  writing  the  front  matter  of  a  thesis,  the  ________carries  the  names  and signature of adviser and panel of examiners.

• a)  Title page

• b)  Acknowledgement

• c)  Copyright page

• d)  Approval sheet

10. Which contain s the brief summary of a research report?

• a)  Acknowledgement

• b)  Abstract

• c)  Dedication

• d)  Approval sheet