research exam Flashcards

1
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variables that can take infinite number on the value

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continuous variables

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2
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shows the results or outcomes of the influence of one of the variables. condition that you measure in an experiment

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dependent variables

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3
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has a limited number of distinct values and which cannot be divided into fraction

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discrete variables

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4
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they are invariably called treatment, manipulated, predictor variables

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independent variables

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5
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the researcher defines who will benefit out of the findings of the study

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significance of the study

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6
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uses conceptual definitions taken from books, periodicals, magazines and journals are supported with citations

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definition of terms

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7
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describe the condition or situation that exist which is perceived as somethin less than the ideal or what it should be

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statement of the problem

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8
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citing factors or variables that are not included in terms of time frame, number of subjects..

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delimitations

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9
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it is the first part of the problem where the researcher states the objective

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objective or purpose of the study (general problem)

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10
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it specifies what is covered in terms of concept, number of subjects of the population included in the study as well as the timeline

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scopes

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11
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it is needed to be answered in the study and should lead the solution in making a definite conclusion

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research questions (specific problem)

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12
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it strengthen or improve the object being evaluated and help to form by examining the delivery of the program

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formative evaluations

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13
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data is gathered from the same sample repeatedly over an extended period of time

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longitudinal study

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14
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defined as an observational study where data is collected as a whole to study a population at a single point in time to examine the relationship between variables of interest

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cross sectional

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15
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assessing whether the object can be said to have caused the outcome on determining the overall impact of the casual factor

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summative evaluations

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16
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variables that are held constant so that they dont interfere with the results

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control variables

17
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variable that is not affected by the independent variable even though it affects the dependent

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moderating variables

18
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variable that is affected by the independent variable

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mediating variables

19
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a representation of the relationship you expect to see between your variables

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conceptual framework

20
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this research main purpose is to observe describe and document

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descriptive research

21
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it is an objective systematic empirical investigation of observable phenomena

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quantitative research

22
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the very first thing a reader comes across when searching for scientific literature

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research study title

23
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kinds of quantitative research in which it is a systematic investigation of the nature of relationships

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correlational research

24
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used to gather information from groups of people by selecting and studying samples

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survey research

25
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a kind of reserach that also known as ex post facto

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casual-comparative research

26
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characteristic of research where all the dat a is in th form of numbers, tables, charts , graphs

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numerical data

27
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defines the key concepts in your research, suggests relationships between them

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theoretical framework

28
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it catches the attention of the reader and discusses why your chosen research problem has an important social concern

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introduction

29
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a characteristic of research that predicts a future results by using complex mathematical computation

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future outcomes

30
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a kind of quantitative research that aims to assess the effects impacts or outcomes of practices or programs

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evaluation research