Research Methods

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Core concepts in research methods

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Research Methods


Froggy Jumps Research MethodsVersion en ligne Core concepts in research methods par Kelly Aubry 1 What type of data has a meaningful zero and allows ratio comparisons (e.g., height)? a Ordinal data b Interval data c Ratio data 2 Which data type ranks order without assuming equal intervals between points? a Ratio data b Ordinal data c Nominal data 3 What is triangulation in research? a Focusing on a single data source b Using multiple data sources or methods to validate findings c Reducing sample size to speed up study 4 A parametric test assumes what about the data? a Normal distribution and variance b Qualitative data only c Non-random sampling 5 Which validity concerns whether results generalize beyond the study? a Construct validity b Internal validity c External validity 6 What does a statistically significant p-value typically indicate in hypothesis testing? a Accept the null hypothesis b Reject the null hypothesis c No effect detected 7 What does a wide confidence interval imply about estimate precision? a No variance b Higher precision c Lower precision 8 Type I error is when you? a Falsely reject a null hypothesis b Falsely accept a null hypothesis c Accept a false alternative hypothesis 9 Data saturation is most relevant to which study type? a Qualitative studies b Quantitative surveys c Experimental trials 10 Which criterion pertains to who is included or excluded from a study? a Randomization protocol b Inclusion and exclusion criteria c Blinding procedure 11 Which of the following reducing error and bias? a Blinding b Randomization c Both 12 In order to be statistically significant, the p-value must be: a Always less than 0.05 b Less than the alpha level c Greater than the alpha level 13 A group of people who share a common characteristic is a: a Population b Sample c Variable 14 A subset of a population selected for participation in a study is a: a Sample b Variable c Hypothesis 15 The confidence that the results obtained from the sample will be true for the population is: a Confidence level b Confidence interval c p-value 16 Transferability in a qualitative study is equivalent to what in a quantitative study? a Internal validity b External validity c Reliability 17 Credibility in a qualitative study is equivalent to what in a quantitative study? a Internal validity b External validity c Reliability 18 Participants changing their behavior simply because they know they're being observed is: a Placebo Effect b Hawthorne Effect c Attrition 19 Participants' expectations that something will work is known as: a Placebo Effect b Hawthorne Effect c Maturation 20 When participants are lost to follow-up, this is known as: a Hawthorne Effect b Maturation c Attrition

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Research MethodsVersion en ligne

par Kelly Aubry

What type of data has a meaningful zero and allows ratio comparisons (e.g., height)?

Which data type ranks order without assuming equal intervals between points?

What is triangulation in research?

A parametric test assumes what about the data?

Which validity concerns whether results generalize beyond the study?

What does a statistically significant p-value typically indicate in hypothesis testing?

What does a wide confidence interval imply about estimate precision?

Type I error is when you?

Data saturation is most relevant to which study type?

Which criterion pertains to who is included or excluded from a study?

Which of the following reducing error and bias?

In order to be statistically significant, the p-value must be:

A group of people who share a common characteristic is a:

A subset of a population selected for participation in a study is a:

The confidence that the results obtained from the sample will be true for the population is:

Transferability in a qualitative study is equivalent to what in a quantitative study?

Credibility in a qualitative study is equivalent to what in a quantitative study?

Participants changing their behavior simply because they know they're being observed is:

Participants' expectations that something will work is known as:

When participants are lost to follow-up, this is known as: