COLLECTION OF DATA (RESEARCH)

Question 1

In research, any information that has been observed and collected to validate research things is known?

Answer 1

Data

Question 2

What are the two types of data?

Answer 2

Primary and Secondary Data

Question 3

A type of data that are gathered from primary sources and provide raw and first-hand information.

Answer 3

Primary Data

Question 4

A type of data that are gathered from discussion and analysis from other researcher. Usually obtained by books, magazines, articles, newspapers, and etc.

Answer 4

Secondary Data

Question 5

Involves watching and listening to actions and events. The researchers observe a specific group of people or phenomena to thoroughly understand them.

Answer 5

Observation

Question 6

What are the TWO types of observation?

Answer 6

1). Participant Observation
2). Non - Participant Observation

Question 7

Differentiate PARTICIPANT and NON-PARTICIPANT observation.

Answer 7

Participant Observation - researchers participate in activities.

Non-Participant Observation - researchers do no get involve in activities.

Question 8

The researcher asks the participant questions in one-on-one/small group setting.

Answer 8

Interview

Question 9

Interview is classified into two. What are they?

Answer 9

1). Unstructured Interview
2). Structured Interview

Question 10

In this type of interview, the interview is a conversation with no prepared questions or predetermined line of investigation.

Answer 10

Unstructured Interview

Question 11

But when having and unstructured interview, what should the interviewer explain?

Answer 11

1). The purpose of the study.
2). The particular focus of this study.

Question 12

A type of interview that may assume a definite format.

Answer 12

Structured Interview

Question 13

What should structured interview mainly focus on when having a definite format?

Answer 13

1). Charting a job-holder’s sequence of activates in performance.
2). An inventory or questionnaire may be used.

Question 14

A list of survey questions intended for respondents are written/encoded.

Answer 14

Questionnaire

Question 15

How are variables measured?

Answer 15

Scale Of Measurements

Question 16

What are the classifications in the Scale Of Measurements?

Answer 16

1). Nominal Scale
2). Ordinal Scale
3). Interval Scale
4). Ratio Scale

Question 17

A naming scale where variables are simply ‘named” or “labelled”.

Answer 17

Nominal Scale

Question 18

Implies order; and order means ranking. Has its own specific variables in a specific order.

Answer 18

Ordinal Scale

Question 19

Indicates distance, between two entities , which is what helps in achieving. It offers labels, order, as well as a specific ….. between each of its variable options.

Answer 19

Interval Scale

Question 20

Bears all the characteristics of an interval scale, in additional to that, it can also accommodate the value of ZERO on any of its variables.

Answer 20

Ratio Scale

Question 21

What are the TWO types of question.

Answer 21

Close-Ended Question
Open-Ended Question

Question 22

Type of question that asks the respondents to choose from a distinct set of pre-defined responses.

Answer 22

Close-Ended Question

Question 23

What are all the types of close-ended questions?

Answer 23

Dichotomous Question
Multiple Choice Question
Rating Scale Question
Bipolar Question
Buying Propensity Question
Leading Question

Question 24

This type of question shows only two options and one is selected.

Answer 24

Dichotomous Question

Question 25

This type of question shows there or more options and only one should be chosen.

Answer 25

Multiple Choice Question

Question 26

This type of question is usally a 4-point or above ______ scale where the respondents are required to indicate a certain extent of condition, degree of judgment, or intensity of feeling.

Answer 26

Rating Scale Question

Question 27

Questions that have two answers with different levels of extremities and written at opposite ends of a scale.

Answer 27

Bipolar Question

Question 28

These are aimed at assessing customers’ future intentions, determining their propensity toward buying a specific product or service.

Answer 28

Buying Propensity Question

Question 29

A question forcing the target audience to opt for a specific kind of answer.

Answer 29

Leading Question

Question 30

A type of question that ask respondents to answer at his/her own answers.

Answer 30

Open-Ended Question