Research Quiz Flashcards
Control Group: not being tested nor receiving treatment
Experimental Group: _____
a. Expected to change
b. Experimental Stimulus
c. Exposed to Influence
d. Initial measurement among participants of the study
Exposed to Influence
Dependent Variable: Variable/ Effect being studied
Independent Variable:________
a. Expected to change
b. Experimental Stimulus
c. Exposed to Influence
d. Initial measurement among participants of the study
Experimental Stimulus
This is the simplest form of experimental research design and is usually conducted without a control group.
a. Pre-Experimental Research
b. True Experimental Research
c. Quasi-Experimental Research
d. One-shot Design
Pre-Experimental Research
It makes use of four groups in equal standing (two experimental groups and two control groups). The first two groups are tested using the pretest-posttest method and the last two groups are tested using the post-test only method.
a. Static Group Comparison
b. Solomon Four Group Design
c. Pre-test/Post-test Control Group Design
d. One Group Pretest-Posttest design
Solomon Four Group Design
Which of the statements are completely true about Experimental research design
I. There is time priority in a causal relationship (cause precedes effect)
II. Used to establish the existence of a cause- and- effect relationship between two variables
III. Just like descriptive research design, you plan to do manipulation with the variables.
a. I, II, and III
b. I and III
c. I and II
d. None of the above
I and II
Quantitative research focuses more on the accurate number of sample size.
True
False
True
One example of this is “master list of Grade 12 students in a certain school”.
Population
Sample
Sample Size
Sampling Frame
Sampling Frame
The following are the reasons of using sample in research, except:
Saves time
Costly
Allows more particular attention
Lessen the sampling error
Costly
This is the subgroup of the population.
Sampling Frame
Sample Size
Sample
None of the above
Sample
In _______, the researcher has full control of the number of participants needed for his/her study.
Quantitative research
Qualitative research
Both A and B
None of the above
Qualitative Research
What is Slovin’s formula used for?
Calculating population
Calculating sample size
Calculating the margin of error
Calculating the sampling technique
Calculating sample size
What does N in Slovin’s formula stand for?
Sample size
Population
Margin of error
Sampling Frame
Population
Non-Probability : ________: :Probability : Random
Non-random
The following are steps in formulating sampling plan, except:
Define your sample and target population
Define your sample size
Define your sampling technique
Define your research methods and design
D
