Research Exam Definitions Part 2

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Research Exam Definitions Part 2

Test Your Knowledge on Research Definitions!

Are you ready to dive deeper into the world of research? This quiz, consisting of 50 multiple-choice questions, is designed to assess your understanding of essential terms and concepts in the field. From measurement scales to data collection methods, challenge yourself and see how well you can perform!

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The measurement of numbers or other symbols to characteristics (or attributes) of objects according to a prespecified set of rules.
Measurement
Research
Reliability
Validity
A scale that categorizes individuals or objects into mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive groups, and offers basic, categorical information on the variable of interest.
Ratio scale
Interval scale
Ordinal scale
Nominal scale
Research conducted in the natural environment where activities take place in the normal manner.
Contrived setting
Noncontrived setting
Concealing setting
Unconcealing setting
The researcher is never directly involved in the actions of the actors, but observes them from outside the actors' visual horizon, for instance via a one-way mirror or a camera.
Participant observation
Nonparticipant observation
Concealed observation
Unconcealed observation
A scale with bipolar attributes with five points or seven points indicated on the scale.
Semantic scale
Itemized rating scale
Numerical scale
Likert scale
Interpretation of the results on the basis of the results of data analysis, as opposed to subjective or emotional interpretations.
Reactivity
Objectivity
Reliability
Validity
The planned watching, recording, analysis, and interpretation of behavior, actions, or events.
Behavior
Observation
Interpretation
Conclusion
The philosophical study of what can be said to exist.
Anthropology
Philosophy
Otonlogy
None of the above
Reduction of abstract concepts to render them measurable in a tangible way.
Construct Validity
Criterion-related validity
Predictive validity
Operationalizing
A scale that not only categorizes the qualitative differences in the variable of interest, but also allows for the rank-ordering of these categories in a meaningful way.
Ratio scale
Interval scale
Ordinal scale
Nominal scale
Respondents choose between two objects at a time, with the process repeated with a small number of objects.
Comparative sampling
Paired comparative sampling
Numerical sampling
Semantic sampling
Efficient explanation of the variance in the dependent variable of interest through the use of smaller, rather than a larger number of independent variables.
Parsimony
Purposiveness
Rigor
Consistency & Confidence
The researcher gathers data by participating in the daily life of the group or organization under study.
Participant observation
Nonparticipant observation
Pure observation
None of the above
The degree of closeness of the estimated sample characteristics to the population parameters, determined by the extent of the variability of the sampling distribution of the sample mean.
Confidence
Purposiveness
Rigor
Precision
The ability of the measure to differentiate among individuals as to criterion predicted for the future.
Content validity
Predictive validity
Construct validity
Criterion-related validity
Data collected first-hand for subsequent analysis to find solutions to the problem researched.
Primary data
Secondary data
Tertiary data
Research data
The sampling design in which the elements of the population have some known chance or probability of being selected as sample subjects.
Probability sampling
Nonprobability sampling
Random sampling
Stratified sampling
A definition of the difference between the actual and desired situation.
Problem statement
Problem research
Problem definition
Problem finding
Includes both a statement research objective and the research question.
Problem statement
Problem research
Problem definition
Problem finding
A probability sampling design in which the number of sample subjects drawn from each stratum is proportionate to the total number of elements in the respective strata.
Cluster sampling
Proportionate stratified sampling
Area sampling
Quota sampling
Seeks to remove the researcher from the observed actions and behavior; the researcher is never directly involved in the actions and behavior of the group under study.
Pure observation
Pure participation
Pure analysis
Pure research
The researcher becomes so involved with the group under study that eventually every objectivity and research interest is lost.
Pure observation
Pure participation
Pure analysis
Pure research
The situation in which research is focused on solving a well-identified and defined problem, rather than aimlessly looking for answers to vague questions.
Rigor
Parsimony
Purposiveness
Confidence
Data that are not immediately quantifiable unless they are coded and categorized in some way.
Quantitative data
Qualitative data
Numerical data
Analytic data
A for of purposive sampling in which a predetermined proportion of people from different subgroups is sampled.
Judgement sampling
Area sampling
Cluster sampling
Quota sampling
Scale used to tap preferences between two or among more objects or items.
Ranking scale
Rating scale
Nominal scale
Ordinal scale
Scale with several response categories that evaluate an object on a scale.
Ranking scale
Rating scale
Nominal scale
Interval scale
A scale that has an absolute zero origin, and hence indicates not only the magnitude, but also the proportion, of the differences.
Ratio scale
Interval scale
Ordinal scale
Nominal scale
Each item (all) is assumed to share a common basis (the underlying construct of research).
Formative scale
Reflective scale
Sampling scale
Random scale
Attests to the consistency and stability of the measuring instrument.
Testability
Responsability
Replicability
Reliability
The extent to which a re-study is made possible by the provision of the design details on the study in the research report.
Replicability
Testability
Reliability
Responsiveness
An organized, systematic, critical, scientific inquiry or investigation into a specific problem, undertaken with the objective of finding answers or solutions thereto.
Observation
Sampling
Hypothesis
Research
A blueprint or plan for the collection, measurement, and analysis of data, created to answer your research question.
Research statement
Research problem
Research design
Research hypothesis
The purpose of the study explains why the study is being done.
Research objective
Research question
Research hypothesis
Research proposal
A document that sets out the purpose of the study and the research design details of the investigation to be carried out by the researcher.
Research hypothesis
Research statement
Research proposal
Research problem
Specify what you want to learn about the topic.
Research proposal
Research question
Research probelm
Research strategy
The extent to which the person conducting the research interferes with the normal course of work at the study site.
Researcher questioning
Researcher interference
Researcher observation
Researcher participation
The theoretical and methodological precision adhered to in conducting research.
Purposiveness
Precision
Rigor
Experiment
The process of selecting items from the population so that the sample characteristics can be generalized to the population.
Sampling
Ranking
Item analysis
Rating
A (physical) representation of all the elements in the population from which the sample is drawn.
Sampling strategy
Sampling frame
Sampling probability
Sampling nonprobability
A tool or mechanism by which individuals, events, or objects are distinguished on the variables of interest in some meaningful way.
Ranking
Rating
Sampling
Scale
Data that already exist and do not have to be collected by the researcher.
Primary data
Secondary data
Tertiary data
None of the above
Usually a seven-point scale with bipolar attributes indicated at its extremes.
Numerical scale
Likert scale
Semantic scale
Forced choice scale
A probability sampling design in which every single element in the population has a known and equal chance of being selected as a subject.
Cluster sampling
Stratified sampling
Quota sampling
Simple random sampling
A scale that measures both the direction and intensity of the attributes of a concept.
Formative scale
Stapel scale
Comparative scale
Consensus scale
A probability sampling design that first divides the population into meaningful, nonoverlapping subsets, and then randomly chooses the subjects from each subsets.
Stratified random sampling
Judgement sampling
Cluster sampling
Area sampling
Interviews conducted by the researcher with predetermined list of questions to be asked of the interviewee.
Structured interview
Unstructured interview
Structured observation
Unstructured observation
Form of observation where the observer has a predetermined set of categories of activities or phenomena planned to be studied.
Structured interview
Unstructured interview
Structured observation
Unstructured observation
A system of collecting information from or about people to describe, compare, or explain their knowledge, attitudes, and behavior.
Experiment
Ethnography
Survey
Action research
A probability sampling design that involves choosing every "n"th element in the population for the sample.
Double sampling
Judgement sampling
Cluster sampling
Systematic sampling
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