Survey Research Methodology Quiz

What is a key feature of surveys based on the information in the PDF file?

• Data collected indirectly from the population

• Conducted in a controlled laboratory setting

• Involves a small population size

• Covers a definite geographical area

In the survey steps outlined in the PDF file, what comes after the preparation of the research design?

• Sampling

• Construction of tools for data collection

• Field work and data collection

• Selection of a problem and its formulation

What is the significance of operationalization of concepts in survey research according to the PDF file?

• It helps in avoiding statistical analysis

• It ensures vague variables are used

• It aids in constructing measuring indexes and scales

• It is not necessary for data collection

Which method in research methodology relies on verifiable evidences?

• Arbitrary method

• Intuitive method

• Scientific method

• Speculative method

What is the primary focus of research methodology as mentioned in the PDF file?

• Exploration of personal beliefs

• Search for subjective truths

• Systematic and critical investigation

• Promotion of arbitrary methods

What is the main purpose of diagnostic research according to the PDF file?

• Exploration of personal beliefs

• Discovering facts and possible solutions

• Promoting arbitrary methods

• Conducting random experiments

What is a key requirement for conducting diagnostic research as outlined in the PDF file?

• Prior knowledge about the problem

• Avoiding statistical analysis

• Ignoring the population definition

• Using vague variables

Which term is used in the PDF file to describe an organized inquiry for explanations to unexplained phenomena?

• Arbitrary investigation

• Purposive exploration

• Scientific method

• Speculative inquiry

According to the PDF file, what is the purpose of a survey?

• Exploration of personal beliefs

• Fact-finding study

• Promotion of arbitrary methods

• Collection of subjective opinions

Evaluation study assess the impact or effectiveness of social or economic programs

• True
• False