PR 2 (REVIEWER)

1. What research design is concerned with describing the nature, characteristics and components of the population or a phenomenon?

• A. Descriptive Research                               

                                    

• B. Correlational Research     

• C. Experimental Research

• D. Causal-Comparative Research

2. What type of research aims to assess the effects, impacts or outcomes of practices, policies or programs?

• A. Survey Research                                     

                                        

• B. Evaluation Research    

• C. Experimental Research

•   D. Causal-Comparative Research

3. What kind of quantitative research is used to gather information from groups of people by selecting and studying samples chosen from a population?

• A. Survey Research                                      

                                     

•   B. Evaluation Research     

• C. Experimental Research

• D. Causal-Comparative Research

4. What term is used to describe the process of getting information from a proper subset of a population?

                                           

                                          

• A. Sampling   

• B. Sampling Plan   

• C. Sampling Design

•        D. Sampling Technique

5. Which of the following is used to determine the sample size?

                                 

                              

• A. Fishbowl Technique

• B. Slovin’s Formula        

•   C. Trial and Error Method

• D. Hypothesis Testing

6. Which of the following probability sampling techniques in which the procedure is the same as cluster sampling but moves through a series of stages from more inclusive to the less inclusive sampling units until arriving at the population elements that consume the desired sampling?

                               

                                      

• A. Systematic Random   

•   B. Simple Random       

• C. Stratified Sampling

•          D. Multi-Stage Sampling

7. What non-probability sampling technique is one of the most common techniques of sampling and also known as “the man on the street” interviews?

                               

                                        

• A. Purposive Sampling

• B. Availability Sampling 

• C. Accidental Sampling

• D. Quota Sampling

8. What do you call the generic term that researchers use for a measurement device like survey, test, questionnaire, and many others?

                                           

                                            

• A. Instrument 

• B. Instrumentation 

•   C. Hypothesis

•    D. Assumption

9. What type of validity describes the extent to which a research instrument accurately measures all aspects of a construct?

                                                                             

• A. Content Validity    

• B. Criterion Validity    

• C. Construct Validity

• D. Theory Evidence

10. What criteria of good research instruments that is measured by correlating the responses of subjects exposed to the instrument at two different time periods?

                          

 

• A. Validity 

• B. Reliability  

•      C. Readability  

•     D. Stability