erwin schrodinger

Question 1

identifies the objective of the problem

Answer 1

Goals / expected outcomes

Question 2

Broad statement of purpose which uses abstract and non measurable concept

Answer 2

General objectives

Question 3

usually a restatement of your research title

Answer 3

General objectives

Question 4

Well defined & measurable

Answer 4

Specific Objectives

Question 5

Describe phenomena/ characteristics

Answer 5

Descriptive

Question 6

Significant difference comparison among group

Answer 6

Comparative

Question 7

Significant relationship and how variables are related

Answer 7

Relational

Question 8

Problem being addressed (ang 5)

Answer 8

1. Issue a general statement of the question or examining
2. The problem must be backed with facts
3. Keep this section short, 1 to 2 pages is enough
4. Introduce your treatment and specify the property of your treatment
5. Add motivation

Question 9

The formulation of the study hypothesis is based on study objective

Answer 9

Hypothesis

Question 10

Statement about expected relationship between two or more variables

Answer 10

Hypothesis

Question 11

Described as intelligent guess and it’s veracity that it is whether

Answer 11

Hypothesis

Question 12

A statement of denial relationship

Answer 12

Null hypothesis

Question 13

Formal affirmative statement predicting a single research outcome

Answer 13

Alternative hypothesis

Question 14

P- value > 0.05

Answer 14

Null hypothesis

Question 15

P- value < 0.05

Answer 15

Alternative hypothesis

Question 16

Principle of research design

Answer 16

Replication, randomization and local control

Question 17

Repitition of experiments to ensure the reliability of results. It helps in invalidating findings by testing under similar conditions multiple times

Answer 17

Replication

Question 18

Process of randomly assigning subjects or units to different groups. It reduces bias and helps achieving equivalent groups.

Answer 18

Randomization

Question 19

Involves managing experimental conditions to minimize the impact stareous factors. It enhances the precision of experiments by controlling local variations.

Answer 19

Local control

Question 20

A systemic plan to test a hypothesis by controlling variables

Answer 20

Experimental design

Question 21

Subjects are randomly assigned to treatment groups without blocking. Simple to conduct and random assignment to treatment

Answer 21

CRD (completely randomised design)

Question 22

Subjects are divided into blocks based on certain characteristics then randomized, blocking to control variability, random assignments with blocks

Answer 22

RCBD (Randomized Complete Block Design)