1 Which of tha following statements is NOT a characteristie of quantitative research? A The results taken from a sample can be generalized to the population. B t delivers an in-depth understanding of the problem or study C. It provides a more credible and reliable result. D. Statistical analysis of numerical data.
1 Which of tha following statements is NOT a characteristie of quantitative research? A The results taken from a sample can be generalized to the population. B t delivers an in-depth understanding of the problem or study C. It provides a more credible and reliable result. D. Statistical analysis of numerical data.
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Transcribed Image Text:1 Which of the following statements is NOT a characteristie of quantitative research?
A. The results taken from a sample can be generalized to the population.
B It delivers an in-depth understanding of the problem or study
C. It provides a more credible and reliable result.
D. Statistical analysis of numerical data.
2. Which statement below illustrates a weakness of quantitative research?
A. The responses of the participants are limited to what has been asked and the choices given.
B. The researcher's perspective can influence interpretation of results.
C. Data gathering takes too much time.
D. Low degree of subjectivity
3. Which of the following statements is NOT true about the importance of Quantitative Research?
A. helps educators identify ways to improve learming.
B. helps improve crop production using safe organic fertilizers.
C helns nharmaceutical cnmnanies explore safe and effective medicines
D. helps understand victims of domestic violence perception of satisfaction.
4. A famous vlogger wanted to know if changing the content of his vlogs (food review, travel, study tips, etc.) will affect the
number of views per uploaded video. The number of views per uploaded video is the:
A. Confounding variable
C. Dependent variable
B. Independent variable
D. Continuous variable
5. Which of the following is an example of a continuous variable?
B. Student's test score
A. Learning modality used
C. Student's height
D. Student's IQ
6. Which of the following term refers to changing qualities or characteristics of persons or things like age, gender,
intelligence, ideas, achievements and confidence that are involved in the study?
A. Variable
C. Manifest
B. Covariate
D. Constant
7. All of the following describes the importance of quantitative research except one. Which is the exception?
A. It lies greatly in the production of results that should reflect precise measurement and an in-depth analysis of data.
B. It is useful in obtaining an objective understanding of people, things, places and events in this world.
C. I deponds ún the infialed iéaning resuling from the researcher's bias or personai aliachmeni to things related to research
D. It is used to obtain information about specified personality traits of a group member as regards to the extent of
the relationship of their characteristics and the reason behind the instability of some people's characteristics.
8. Between husband and wife or writing and reading, there is a correlative relationship. What is meant by the word
correlative?
A Doubtful
C. Close
B. Mutual
D. Instant
9. What is the kind of quantitative research that treats or deals with the object or subject of the research in a definite or
exact manner and determines the extent of the treatment on the object that discovers causes and effects?
B. Quasi-Experimental
D. Non-experimental
A. Experimental
C. Survey Research
10. Which type of quantitative research seeks to determine relationship of one characteristic to the other characteristic?
B. Ex-post facto
A Correlational
C. Experimental
D. Descriptive
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