Research Design Quiz

Hey Rohan, Michael, and Noah! Let's dive into the exciting world of research design! Which of the following statements is NOT a characteristic of research design?

• It can use statistical treatment to generalize findings

• It assumes sample is the representative of population

• It test proves the assumption in the research

• It is more reliable and validity.

Hey Abigail, if you were to create a research paper, which element would you consider the ultimate blueprint that outlines the methods and procedures for collecting and analyzing information?

• Research Approach

• Research Methodology

• Research Design

• Research Problem

Hey Hannah, Grace, and Isla! Let's dive into the world of research! What does a correlational design show regarding the relationship between variables?

• Survey

• Descriptive

• Comparative

• Correlational design

Imagine Scarlett is on a thrilling quest to uncover the mysteries of science! She's busy formulating a hypothesis to predict outcomes based on her assumptions about the results. What type of research design is she using?

• Comparative design

• Descriptive Design

• Experimental research design

• Non-Experimental Design

In a fun survey conducted by Abigail, Jackson, and Aiden among 50 jeepney drivers, it was discovered that 35% are cruising around in traditional models of jeepneys. What term best describes the group of jeepney drivers surveyed?

• Population

• Sample

• Sampling Unit

• Target Population

Hey there, sports enthusiasts! A recent survey of 40 Grade 10 players, including our friends Anika, Ethan, and Mia, revealed that 15% qualify for a Senior High School scholarship in a special sports program. What term best describes the group of players surveyed?

• Population

• Sample

• Sampling Unit

• Target Population

Imagine Emma, William, and Samuel are part of a lively group of Grade 12 students from the Accountancy, Business, and Management strand. What do you think this group represents?

• Population

• Sample

• Sampling Unit

• Target Population

Hey there, researchers! If Samuel, Aria, and Ethan were on a quest to find the perfect representatives from their target population for a study, what method would they use to select these individuals?

• Probability Sampling

• Systematic Random Sampling

• Non-Probability Sampling

• Stratified Sampling

Olivia, Evelyn, and Lily are excited to participate in a new survey designed to gauge student satisfaction at their university. The researcher has crafted a structured questionnaire that features a delightful mix of closed and open-ended questions. Which of the following statements best describes the type of research instrument being utilized?

• The researcher is using a subject-completed instrument that focuses solely on quantitative data.

• The researcher is using a research-completed instrument that requires respondents to provide numerical ratings only.

• The researcher is using a mixed-methods instrument that combines qualitative and quantitative approaches.

• The researcher is using an observational form that collects data through direct observation of student behavior.

Imagine David and Liam are working on a questionnaire, but they stumble upon some questions that might confuse their respondents. To ensure clarity and avoid any head-scratching moments, what should they prioritize in their instrumentation process?

• Conducting a pilot test with a small group to refine question clarity.

• Increasing the number of closed questions to limit response variability.

• Utilizing only open-ended questions to capture detailed feedback.

• Distributing the questionnaire without revisions to gather initial data.