3I'S RECITATION

A systematic subjective approach used to describe life experiences and give them meaning. To gain insight; explore the depth, richness, and complexity inherent in the phenomenon.

• A. Quantitative Research

• B. Qualitative Research

• C. Phenomenology

• D. Case Study

An objective, systematic empirical investigation of observable phenomena through the use of computational techniques. It highlights numerical analysis of data.

• A. Quantitative Research

• B. Qualitative Research

• C. Quasi-Experimental Research

• D. Case Study

A researcher wants to study the daily lives and cultural traditions of an indigenous community. To gain a deeper understanding, they live in the village for six months, participating in rituals, observing social interactions, and conducting informal interviews with community members. What type of research design is being used?

• A. Case Study

• B. Ethnography

• C. Experimental Research

• D. Correlational Research

A school administrator wants to investigate whether students from single-parent households perform differently in academics compared to those from two-parent households. Since the students are already in their respective family situations, the researcher compares their test scores without manipulating any variables. What type of research design is being used?

• A. Experimental Research

• B. Correlational Research

• C. Causal-Comparative Research

• D. Descriptive Research

A marketing team wants to understand customer satisfaction with a newly launched product. They distribute online questionnaires asking customers to rate their experience on a scale from 1 to 10 and provide additional feedback. The responses are then analyzed to identify trends and areas for improvement. What type of research design is being used?

• A. Experimental Research

• B. Case Study

• C. Survey Research

• D. Ethnographic Research

A psychologist wants to investigate the relationship between sleep duration and academic performance among college students. They collect data on students' average sleep hours per night and their GPA, then analyze whether there is a positive or negative relationship between the two variables. What type of research design is being used?

• A. Experimental Research

• B. Correlational Research

• C. Causal-Comparative Research

• D. Survey Research

A medical researcher is studying a rare neurological disorder. They focus on a single patient, conducting in-depth interviews, medical examinations, and analyzing their medical history to understand the unique symptoms and progression of the condition. What type of research design is being used?

• A. Experimental Research

• B. Case Study

• C. Survey Research

• D. Correlational Research

What is the main purpose of the conclusion in a research paper?

• A. To introduce new data and arguments

• B. To summarize key findings and reinforce the main argument

• C. To present the research methodology in details

• D. To list all sources used in the paper

A researcher wants to understand the experiences of cancer survivors. Which method would be most appropriate for gathering qualitative data?

• A. Conducting in-depth interviews with survivors about their experiences

• B.  Measuring the survival rates of patients over five years

• C. Using a survey with numerical ratings on hospital services

• D. Analyzing the percentage of patients who completed treatment

A school principal wants to measure student performance in mathematics. Which method would provide quantitative data?

• A. Conducting interviews with students about their learning experience

• B. Observing how students solve math problems in class

• C. Analyzing students’ math test scores from the past semester

• D. Asking teachers how they feel about students’ progress