Data Collection Technique And Quantitative Data Analysis

Question 1

This is one major component of any type of research.

Answer 1

Collecting data

Question 2

Using your sense organs, you gather facts or information about people, things, places, events and so on by watching and listening to them

Answer 2

Observation

Question 3

Data gathering technique that allows you to obtain facts or information abou the subject or object of your research through data gathering instruments of interview and questionnaire.

Answer 3

Survey

Question 4

This is the paper containing series of questions formulated for an individual and independent answering by several respondents ti obtain statistical information.

Answer 4

Questionnaire

Question 5

Likewise uses interview as its data gathering instrument. Makes you ask a set of questions, done orally.

Answer 5

Interview

Question 6

Order of interview questions, opening questions to establish friendly relationships, like question about the place, the tome, the physical appearance of the participant or other nonverbal things that are not for audio recording.

Answer 6

First set of questions

Question 7

generative questions to encourage open-ended
questions like those that ask about the respondents’ inferences, views, or opinions
about the interview topic.

Answer 7

Second set of questions

Question 8

directive questions or close-ended questions to elicit
specific answers like those that are answerable with yes or no, with one type of an
object, or with definite period of time, and the like

Answer 8

Third set of questions

Question 9

ending questions that give the respondents the
chance to air their satisfaction, wants, likes, dislikes, reactions, or comments
about the interview. Included here are also closing statements to give the
respondents some ideas or clues on your next move or activity about the results
of the interview

Answer 9

Fourth set of questions

Question 10

Guidelines in Formulating Interview Questions, Use clear and simple language. True or False?

Answer 10

True

Question 11

Guidelines in Formulating Interview Questions,
Use acronyms, abbreviations, jargons, and highfalutin terms.
T or F

Answer 11

False Avoid using acronyms, abbreviations, jargons, and highfalutin terms.

Question 12

Guidelines in Formulating Interview Questions, Let one question elicit only one answer; there should be no double-barrel
question.
T or F

Answer 12

True

Question 13

Guidelines in Formulating Interview Questions , Express your point in exact, specific, bias-free, and gender-free language. T or F

Answer 13

True

Question 14

Guidelines in Formulating Interview Questions, Give way to how your respondents want themselves to be identified. T or F

Answer 14

True

Question 15

Establish continuity or free flow of the respondents’ thoughts by using appropriate follow up questions. T or F

Answer 15

True

Question 16

Do not ask in a sequential manner. T or F

Answer 16

False

Question 17

Scientific method of collecting data, where the subject has treatment or condition.

Answer 17

Experiment

Question 18

The basic elements of experiment

Answer 18

Subjects, pre-test, treatment and post test

Question 19

Another quantitative data collection technique that lets you search through several oral or written forms of communication.

Answer 19

Content analysis

Question 20

samples of texts are collected and
categorized through a certain system or method. What type of content Analysis?

Answer 20

Formal Content Analysis Approach

Question 21

language structures (words, phrases,
clauses, sentences, and paragraphs) are examined to determine their effects
on the readers. What type of content analysis

Answer 21

Textual Content Analysis Approach

Question 22

-records or documents are analyzed to
discover the purposes or motives of the communication media in producing
such kind of documents or records. What type of content analysis

Answer 22

Thematic Content Analysis Approach

Question 23

Communication media records concepts are studied to find out how meaningful, acceptable, or unacceptable the media contents are to the audience.what type of content analysis

Answer 23

Audience Content Analysis Approach

Question 24

Categorizing people based on gender, religion and position, amongst others

Answer 24

Nominal scale

Question 25

you can express in terms of percentages, fractions, or decimals like 30% of
males, 25% of females, 10% of Catholics, 405 of Buddhists, and others.

Answer 25

Nominal

Question 26

ranking or arranging the classified variables to determine who should
be the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. in the group

Answer 26

Ordinal

Question 27

showing equal differences of people’s views or attitudes,
like the Likert Attitude Scale:
Strongly agree Agree undecided disagree

Answer 27

Interval Scale

Question 28

rating something from zero to a certain point performance in Math
subject - a grade of 89% (from O to 100%)

Answer 28

Ratio scale