Sociology Research Quiz


Sociology Research QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on sociology research concepts and variables! par sarah ayyad 1 What is a dependent variable? a The variable that is measured in an experiment. b A constant in the study. c The variable that is manipulated. d An unrelated variable. 2 What does correlation measure? a The relationship between two variables. b The cause of a variable. c The average of a dataset. d The difference between groups. 3 What is an independent variable? a A fixed variable. b The variable that is manipulated in an experiment. c The variable that is measured. d The outcome of the study. 4 Which of the following is an example of a variable? a The researcher's opinion. b The conclusion drawn from data. c The hypothesis of the study. d Age of participants in a study. 5 What is measurement in sociology? a The analysis of qualitative data. b The interpretation of results. c The process of quantifying variables. d The formulation of hypotheses. 6 What type of correlation indicates a negative relationship? a No relationship exists. b Both variables increase together. c Both variables decrease together. d As one variable increases, the other decreases. 7 Which of the following is NOT a type of variable? a Dependent variable. b Control variable. c Independent variable. d Constant variable. 8 What is the purpose of using control variables? a To eliminate alternative explanations in research. b To manipulate the dependent variable. c To increase sample size. d To measure the independent variable. 9 What does a strong correlation imply? a A strong relationship between two variables. b One variable causes the other. c Variables are unrelated. d No relationship exists. 10 In a study, if 'income' is manipulated, what is it considered? a A dependent variable. b A control variable. c An independent variable. d An extraneous variable.

1

What is a dependent variable?

a

The variable that is measured in an experiment.

b

A constant in the study.

c

The variable that is manipulated.

d

An unrelated variable.

2

What does correlation measure?

a

The relationship between two variables.

b

The cause of a variable.

c

The average of a dataset.

d

The difference between groups.

3

What is an independent variable?

a

A fixed variable.

b

The variable that is manipulated in an experiment.

c

The variable that is measured.

d

The outcome of the study.

4

Which of the following is an example of a variable?

a

The researcher's opinion.

b

The conclusion drawn from data.

c

The hypothesis of the study.

d

Age of participants in a study.

5

What is measurement in sociology?

a

The analysis of qualitative data.

b

The interpretation of results.

c

The process of quantifying variables.

d

The formulation of hypotheses.

6

What type of correlation indicates a negative relationship?

a

No relationship exists.

b

Both variables increase together.

c

Both variables decrease together.

d

As one variable increases, the other decreases.

7

Which of the following is NOT a type of variable?

a

Dependent variable.

b

Control variable.

c

Independent variable.

d

Constant variable.

8

What is the purpose of using control variables?

a

To eliminate alternative explanations in research.

b

To manipulate the dependent variable.

c

To increase sample size.

d

To measure the independent variable.

9

What does a strong correlation imply?

a

A strong relationship between two variables.

b

One variable causes the other.

c

Variables are unrelated.

d

No relationship exists.

10

In a study, if 'income' is manipulated, what is it considered?

a

A dependent variable.

b

A control variable.

c

An independent variable.

d

An extraneous variable.