Research Exam Definitions Part 3
Research Exam Definitions Quiz
Test your knowledge on research methodologies and key terminologies with our comprehensive quiz. This engaging quiz consists of 16 multiple-choice questions that cover essential concepts in research.
You'll learn about:
- Statistical testing
- Theoretical frameworks
- Observation techniques
- Validity and reliability
- Research designs
The ability to subject the data collected to appropriate statistical tests, in order to substantiate or reject hypotheses developed for the research study.
Replicability
Testability
Purposiveness
Confidence
A logically developed, described, and explained network of associations among variables of interest to the research study.
Sampling frame
Problem statement
Theoretical framework
Discussion
Questions posed in accordance with the principles of wording and measurement, and the right questioning technique, so as to elicit the least biased responses.
Biased questions
Unbiased questions
Double questions
Subjective questions
Members of a social group under study are told that they are being observed.
Concealed observation
Unconcealed observation
Participant observation
Nonparticipant observation
An observational technique that makes no attempt to control, manipulate, or influence a situation.
Concealed observation
Unconcealed observation
Controlled observation
Uncontrolled observation
The level of aggregation of the data collected during data analysis.
Time horizon
Unit of analysis
Study setting
Study strategy
Methods that do not require the researcher to interact with the people he or she is studying.
Obtrusive methods
Unobtrusive methods
Research methods
Theory Methods
Interviews conducted with the primary purpose of identifying some important issues relevant to the problem situation, without prior preparation of a planned or predetermined sequence of questions.
Telephone interview
Unstructured interview
Group interview
Computer-based interview
Form of observation that is used when the observer has no definite ideas of the particular aspects that need focus.
Participant observation
Nonparticipant observation
Structured observation
Unstructured observation
Evidence that the instrument, technique, or process used to measure a concept does indeed measure the intended concept.
Validity
Reliability
Testability
Replicability
What does IMRAD stand for?
Introduction, Method, Reasoning, Analyzing, Discussion
Introduction, Measurement, Reasoning, Analyzing, Discussion
Introduction, Measurement, Results, And, Discussion
Introduction, Methods, Results, And, Discussion
Anything that can take on differing or varying values.
Value
Variable
Unit
Sample
Implement a solution and see if it works or not. Trial and error.
Problem statement
Problem research
Grounded theory
Action research
Aims to answer research questions that cannot be answered by either only "qualitative" or "quantitative" data. Several strategy methods are used to gather data.
Mixed methods
Interviews
Action research
Hypothetic-deductive research
This method is used in order to be more confident in a result if the use of different methods or sources leads to the same results.
Mixed method
Triangulation
Problem research
Research strategy
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