Nature of Inquiry and Research Flashcards

1
Q

using research instruments such as focus groups and open-ended questionnaires,

A

qualitative research

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2
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qualitative research; inductive,
quantitative research; __________

A

deductive

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3
Q

Conducting quantitative research usually begins with a
_________

A

hypothesis

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4
Q

quanti uses this sampling to eliminate bias

A

random sampling

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5
Q

quanti has a _____ (#) sample size

A

large

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6
Q

systematically
describe a phenomenon and its characteristics.

A

Descriptive Research

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7
Q

most prevalent kind of
quantitative research.

A

Descriptive Research

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8
Q

Descriptive Research aims to know the “____________” of the population,
phenomena, or situation being studied.

A

what where when how

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9
Q

Two Types of Descriptive Research

A

Observational Research, Survey Research

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10
Q

Aims to describe the characteristics of a group
or population.

A

Survey Research

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11
Q

It simply observes a
specific aspect of behavior or social
phenomena by gathering quantitative data
without influencing the variables

A

Observational Research

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12
Q

method for determining the
relationship between two or more variables

A

Correlational Research

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13
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when one variable moves,
the other variable moves in tandem and the same direction.

A

positive correlation

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14
Q

inverse relationship
between the two variables

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Negative Correlation

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15
Q

TRUE/FALSE
In Correlational Research, variables are not manipulated

A

TRUE

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16
Q

aims to test causal
hypotheses and establish cause and effect relationships
between the independent and dependent variables

A

Causal-Comparative Research

17
Q

controlled setting that manipulates
the independent variable to see the effects on the
dependent variable,

A

Experimental Research

18
Q

the cause-the factor the influences
the study’s outcome.

A

Independent Variable

19
Q

is the effect-what happens due to the
independent variable; outcome

A

Dependent Variable

20
Q

explains the causal link or connection between two other variables,

A

Intervening Variable or Mediating Variable

21
Q

can positively or negatively impact the
association between two variables,

A

Moderating Variable

22
Q

held constant during experiments to limit its effect on the outcome.

A

Control Variable

23
Q

factors that affect the research outcome are intentionally not measured

A

Extraneous and Confounding Variable

24
Q

label only

A

Nominal

25
Q

-It provides an order or rank of the value.

A

Ordinal

26
Q

-Numerical in scale which is the exact difference between
two values is known.

A

Interval

27
Q

The measurements on a _____
scale become ordered and have equal intervals when there is a real zero point.

A

ratio

28
Q

Height, Age, Weight.

A

Ratio

29
Q

an IQ score for which zero would have no meaning,

A

Interval

30
Q

sex, religion, race, country of residence,

A

Nominal

31
Q

social class, job position,

A

Ordinal