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Lecture 4 Review


Froggy Jumps Lecture 4 ReviewVersion en ligne Test key research concepts par Plena Anima 1 What makes a good research question in social work? a Broad and vague b Narrow, observable, feasible c Unrelated to practice 2 Which element helps determine practical value of a topic? a Following trendiness b Ignoring literature c Discussing with knowledgeable people 3 What is a mediating variable? a It moderates the DV b It explains the mechanism between IV and DV c It is the same as the dependent variable 4 Which describes a moderating variable? a A variable that changes the strength/direction of a relationship b The main outcome measure c A variable with no effect 5 Levels of measurement: nominal data are best described as? a Measured with true zero b Rank-ordered with equal gaps c Categorical with no order 6 Ordinal measures provide which feature? a Rank order without known distances b Equal intervals c A true zero point 7 What distinguishes interval measures? a Zero meaning none b Exclusive categorization c Uniform distance between values, no true zero 8 What defines ratio measures? a No fixed zero b Same as interval with a true zero c Purely qualitative 9 Operational definitions translate variables into what? a Unclear concepts b Observable terms c Theoretical terms 10 Why is literature review important in formulating a question? a To copy others exactly b To avoid any sources c Helps locate gaps and valid measures 11 What is a mediating variable? a A variable that explains the relationship between an independent and a dependent variable b A variable that stores data for analysis c A variable that remains constant across all groups 12 What does a moderating variable do? a Directly causes the dependent variable b Is always a numerical measure c Affects the strength or direction of a relationship between variables 13 Which level of measurement uses qualitative attributes and categories with no quantitative meaning? a Nominal b Ordinal c Ratio 14 What is an operational definition? a A data collection tool b Specifying how a variable will be measured in a study c A hypothesis about relationships between variables 15 What is a hypothesis? a A description of the study sample b A statement predicting how variables co-vary c A method for collecting data 16 Which type of measure involves rank-ordered categories with unknown distances? a Interval b Nominal c Ordinal 17 What is the purpose of a literature review in research? a To collect raw data from participants b To identify gaps and guide the research question c To publish a final report 18 What does 'feasibility' refer to in formulating a research question? a Certainty of outcomes b Number of variables to study c Practicality of the study's scope, time, and cost 19 Which relationship describes both variables moving in the same direction? a Negative relationship b Positive relationship c Curvilinear relationship 20 What is 'operationalization' in research? a Choosing the sample size b Allocating funding for the study c Defining how a variable will be measured

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What makes a good research question in social work?

Which element helps determine practical value of a topic?

What is a mediating variable?

Which describes a moderating variable?

Levels of measurement: nominal data are best described as?

Ordinal measures provide which feature?

What distinguishes interval measures?

What defines ratio measures?

Operational definitions translate variables into what?

Why is literature review important in formulating a question?

What is a mediating variable?

What does a moderating variable do?

Which level of measurement uses qualitative attributes and categories with no quantitative meaning?

What is an operational definition?

What is a hypothesis?

Which type of measure involves rank-ordered categories with unknown distances?

What is the purpose of a literature review in research?

What does 'feasibility' refer to in formulating a research question?

Which relationship describes both variables moving in the same direction?

What is 'operationalization' in research?