Practical Research II (Part I)

Question 1

Type of research that yields measurable values that can be analyze using statistic figures and mathematical models

Answer 1

Quantitative Research

Question 2

Below are the assumptions of quantitative research except

Question 3

It is simply the predictions of the research regarding the variables of study

Answer 3

Hypothesis

Question 4

A type of hypothesis that claims that theres an effect in the population

Answer 4

Alternative Hypothesis

Question 5

A type of hypothesis that proposes the idea that theres no statistical significance exist in a set of given observation

Answer 5

Null Hypothesis

Question 6

It is the characteristic of a data set

Answer 6

Variable

Question 7

A type of variable that undergo changes due to the modification made on the independent variable

Answer 7

Dependent

Question 8

Type of variable that has probable cause on an event

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Independent

Question 9

The set values of a variable

Answer 9

Attributes

Question 10

Type of research that identifies casual relationship between variable

Answer 10

Experimental

Question 11

7 Quantitative Research Across Disciplines

Answer 11

Medical Field
Household Census
Market Research
Finance
Information Technology
Education
Disaster Management

Question 12

Quantitative Research Across Disciplines

some common quantitative limits include pathology, cardiology, and physical measurements.

Answer 12

Medical Field

Question 13

Quantitative Research Across Disciplines

______________ conducted by the National Statistics Office
(NSO) in order to determine the number of residents in every household in the
Philippines

Answer 13

Household Census

Question 14

Quantitative Research Across Disciplines

to determine customer satisfaction or dissatisfaction.

Answer 14

Market Research

Question 15

Quantitative Research Across Disciplines

a comparative study of Foreign Exchange (FOREX) rates across countries can be made to determine which among these countries has the soundest economy.

Answer 15

Finance

Question 16

Quantitative Research Across Disciplines

Comparative study of internet speed conducted by the
National Telecommunications Commission.

Answer 16

Information Technology

Question 17

Quantitative Research Across Disciplines

Academic performance ratings of students as a good indicator as to which subjects/sources is most liked or disliked by the students.

Answer 17

Education

Question 18

Quantitative Research Across Disciplines

Quantitative survey of the of the disaster hit areas whose people are most at risk and most vulnerable.

Answer 18

Disaster Management

Question 19

2 Kinds of Quantitative Research

Answer 19

Experimental Research
Non- Experimental

Question 20

2 types of Experimental Research

Answer 20

Alternative Hypothesis
Null Hypothesis

Question 21

_____________ came to mean “taking a deliberate action followed by systematic observation” (Shadish, Cook, & Campbell, 2002, Leavy, 2017). Experiments are used in explanatory research and are based on causal logic (or cause-and-effect logic).

Answer 21

Experimental Research

Question 22

________________ That there are significant differences in the sensory
characteristics specifically color, odor, taste and texture among the treatments.

Answer 22

Alternative Hypothesis

Question 23

___________ That there are no significant differences in the sensory
characteristics specifically color, odor, taste and texture among the treatments.

Answer 23

Null Hypothesis

Question 24

___________ designs are focused on studying a single group that is given the experimental intervention (experimental groups only).

Answer 24

Pre-experimental

Question 25

__________ designs (also called classical experiments) are based on randomization. Research subjects are randomly assigned to control and experimental groups.

Answer 25

True experimental

Question 26

___________ designs involve taking advantage of natural settings or groups, and thus subjects are not randomly assigned.

Answer 26

Quasi-experimental

Question 27

According to Baraceros (2016), ____________________ is a way of finding out the truths about a subject by describing the collected data about such subject and determining their relationships or connections with one another.

Answer 27

Non - Experimental Research

Question 28

___________ is the most widely used quantitative design in the social sciences. Surveys are commonly used to observe attitudes, trends, or opinions of the population of interest. participants are usually selected from the population to discover the relative incidence, distribution, and interrelations ofeducational, sociological, behavioural, or psychological variables. Thus, it can be classified as quantitative and is often considered a variant of the observational approach.

Answer 28

Survey Research

Question 29

_______________________ because the researcher observes or describes what the subjects report and do not intervene with a treatment (Patten and Newhart, 2017)

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Descriptive or observational studies

Question 30

__________________ these make it possible to combine the variables that can contribute to the over-all
prediction in an equation that adds together
the predictive of each identified variable.

Answer 30

Multiple Regression Prediction Studies

Question 31

A ___________ is an object, event, idea, feeling, time period or any other type of category which can be measured (Kalof, Dan, & Dietz, 2008).

Answer 31

variable

Question 32

________________is the characteristics of a data set. It is something you can change, such as gender, which can ether be male or female; age which can be 1, 15, 25, 37 or 40 years old. Related to
variables are characteristics which are subvalues of a variable, such as ‘male’ and
‘female’ based on the variable gender.

Answer 32

Variable

Question 33

2 Types of Variables

Answer 33

Independent
Dependent