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1. This research design has the intent to test the impact of a treatment (or an intervention) on an outcome, controlling for all other factors that might influence that outcome.

A. Experimental Research Design

B. Experimenting Research Design

C. Non-Experimental Research Design

D. Non-Experimenting Research Design

2. A/n is a list of questions developed or can be adopted by a researcher that can be administered verbally, through paper or online form.

A. Archive

B. Case Study

C. Observations

D. Survey

3. There are four general categories namely _______________.

A. Pre-experimental research designs, quasi-experimental designs, true experimental research designs, and single subject research designs.

B. Experimental research designs, quasi-experimental designs, true experimental research designs, and single subject research designs.

C. Pre-experimental research designs, quasi-experimental designs, true experimental research designs, and one-subject research designs.

D. Experimental research designs, quasi-experimental designs, true experimental research designs, and one-subject research designs.

4. Which among the following statements is NOT an advantage of using descriptive research design?

A. Its logical use in studies which aim towards information dissemination or in creating good public relations.

B. Descriptive research provides practical results that can be utilized in actual or real-life situation.

C. It provides information limited about the effects of the variables under study.

D. Descriptive research lends itself appropriately to investigations which proved normative standards based on what is prevalent.

5. The following statements are characteristics of a survey research except _____________________.

A. Surveys can use qualitative (e.g. Ask open-ended questions) or quantitative (e.g. Use forced-choice questions) measures.

B. Surveys can be useful when a researcher wants to collect data on phenomena that cannot be directly observed.

C. Surveys allow researchers to gather data from larger samples than may be afforded by other research methods.

D. Surveys always provide accurate responses from the respondents.

6. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A. Cross-sectional research requires a longer-term investment.

B. Cross-sectional research requires a substantial financial investment compared to longitudinal research.

C. Longitudinal research is an approach that involves same individuals in the research project over time.

D. Longitudinal research compares multiple segments of the population at the same time.

7. The major limitation of case study is _____________________.

A. An intensive investigation of a unit represented.

B. Lack of control that the researcher has in this approach.

C. Often used to cases that has rare characteristics.

D. Inability to generalize the results from this approach to a larger population.

8. For the following question statement, determine the best type of descriptive research design. When buying groceries, do fathers prefer to shop in the market personally or shop online?

A. Case study

B. Survey

C. Trend-Analysis

D. Descriptive-comparative

9. For the following statement, determine the best type of descriptive research design. Study on the Effectiveness of Regular Schooling and Homeschooling.

A. Case study

B. Survey

C. Trend-Analysis

D. Descriptive-comparative

10. Longitudinal research is complicated by high rates of ________.

A. Observation of behavior

B. Collection of data

C. Reduction of participants

D. Generalization of findings

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