Group 6 (PR1)

TEST I. Enumeration

1. What are the two types of data?

2. What are the three Data Collection Methods?
3. What are the characteristics of Content Analysis?
4. The two sources of data
5. Quantitative data measure uses different scales, which can be classified as:
6. Types of Interview
7. The following questionnaires checklist includes three sections.
8. The qualities of good questionnaires
9. Types of Questionnaires
10. What are the steps in content Analysis?
11. What are the elements of a good research problem?
12. What is the types of Interviews
13. What is the Characteristics of Research
14.What is the types of Research
15. What are the purposes of Resarch?
16.What are the types of Variables?
17. What are the Physical appearance of the questionnaire
18. Give me the 4 types of knowledge
19. Give at least 5 types of survey approach
20. There are two types of Non-experimental research what are those?

TEST II. MULTIPLE CHOICE

Directions: Encircle the letter of the correct answer

1. The entire population is involved in the survey

A. Social Survey
B. School surey
C. Total population survey
D. Poll surey
2. Type of surey except one
A. Market survey
B. Job analysis survey
C. The survey
D. Long term survey
3. It aimed at finding out what kinds of people purchase.
A. Market survey
B. Poll survey
4. A type of survey that collected over a week, months...
A. Long-term survey
B. Short-term survey
5. Provides information o nthe fvarious aspects of community
A. Correlation Study
B. Public opinion survey
C. Community survey
6. Who prosed the four type of knowledge?
A. Babie, 1998
B. Gall and Borge 1996
C. Patton 1990
D. Sponge le bub 1996
7. A statistical hypothesis state specifically for testing
A. Null hyphothesis
B. Alternative Hypothesis
C. Direction Hypothesis
D. Non-direction Hypothesis
8. Which of the choices below does not belong in the variable
A. Organismic Variable
B. Control Variable
C. Dependent variable
D. Nominal varaible
9. An independent vvaraible not of primary interest.
A. Control variable
B. Organismic variable
C. Moderator variable
D. Independent variable
10. What are the elements of a good research problem? In order.
A. Ethical, Feasible, Novel or Original
B. Novel or Original, Ethical, Feasible
C. Feseable, Ethecal, Novel
D. Feasible, Ethical, Novel, or original
11. The only appraoch for resrach can be conducted haphazardly.
A. Generalizability
B. Emperical
C. Systematic approach
D. None of the above
12. The type of research that does not belong.
A. Explanatory
B. Qualitative
C. Quantitative
D. Basic Research
13. The purposes of this research is to understand and explain.
A. Basic Research
B. Evaluation research
C. Explanation
D. Improvement
14. A hypothesis that Implies the indirect of results.
A. Directional Hypothesis
B. Forehadow problems
C. Null Hypothesis
D. Attendtive hypothesis
15. A conjecture or proposition about the solution to a problem
A. Research
B. Hypothesis
C. Statistical Hypothesis
D. Research Question
16. It refers to making sure that you understand the meaning conveyed in the source.
A. External criticism
B. Positive Critcism
C. Negative Criticism
D. Corroboration
17. It is comparing documents to each other
A. Sourcing
B. Corroboration
C. Negative Critcism
D. Contextulization
18. _______________ Refers to determining the atuhenticity.
A. External Criticism
B. Negative Critcism
C. Positive Criticism
19. It is collection of __________________ which use manipulation.
A. Scientific Approach
B. Research Design
20. Data collected from secodnary sources are called ____________
A. Secondary Data
B. Primary Data
C. Qualitative Data
D. Quantitative Data

TEST III.

IDENTIFICATION
1. A systematic inquiry to describe, explain, predict and control the observed
phenomenon.
2. A statistical hypothesis stated specifically for testing.
3. Composed of discussion of facts and principle to which the present study is related.
4. numerical in nature and can be mathematically computed.
5. Is a process of recording the behavior patterns of people.
6. The most common type of and often called a " personal interview".
7. Techniques for investigating phenomena?
8. Only a portion of the population is involved in the survey.
9. What type of survey approach that conducted for more than five years?
10. Identifying when and where the event took place and the context in which it took
place.
11. Commonly used in sciences such as sociology and psychology, physics, chemistry,
biology, and medicine?
12. A research instrument consisting of a series of questions and other prompts for the
purpose of gathering information from respondents.
13. A one- on-one directed conversation with an individual using a series of questions
designed to elicit extended responses.
14. Questions emerge from the researcher's topic interest plus information gathered
during the literature review.
15. Are self-evident truths which are based upon known fact phenomenon.
And: Assumption
16. Type of research that examines past events or combinations of events to arrive at
an account of what has happened in the past.
17. Also known as statistical research, describes data and characteristics about the
population or phenomenon being studied.
18. In this survey the result from different groups, techniques or procedures are
compared.
19. What are the two types of Data?
20. Non-numerical and usually descriptive or nominal in nature.
21. A systematic inquiry for describe explain, predict and control the observed
phenomenon.
22. This involves the collection and analysis of numerical data.
23. It is the only approach for research can be conducted haphazardly.
24. Also known as outcome variable in certain types of research.
25. A variable that may or mat not be controlled, but has an effect on their search
situation.
26. A hypothesis that implies the direction of results.
27. This provides general direction for the study.
28. It is the study of research problem already conducted but in another place.
29. It refers to the determination of the reliability or accuracy of the information
contained in the source.
30. Identifying when and where the event took place and the context in which it took
place.

TEST IV.
TRUE OR FALSE
Directions: Write true if the statement is TRUE and false if the statement is FALSE.

_____1) Description is the result of research that describes natural or social

phenomenon.
_____2) Prediction primarily focuses on hindsight analysis rather than forecasting future
outcomes.
_____3) Retrospective studies involves the collection of non-numerical data.
_____4) The Four Types of Research are: Quanta Research, Quality Research,
Exploring Research, Explanatory Research
_____5) Scientific Method is a technique for investigating phenomena.
_____6) The controlled variables must and should have to be controlled rigorously.
_____7) Accuracy is also the degree to which each research process, instrument and
tool is related to each other.
_____8) Reliability is the strength with which we can call a research conclusions,
consumptions or propositions true or false.
_____9) Nominal is the frequency data as they are measured.
_____10) Interval is the ordered data as they are measured.
_____11) Null hypothesis reflects no differences in situation.
_____12) Alternative Hypothesis is an alternative to the null hypothesis.
_____13) Foreshadowed Problems states specific research problems that provide a
focus for the research.
_____14) A statement of the hypothesis given in statistical terms.
_____15) A statement about one or more parameters that measured the population
under study.
_____16) Content analysis is frequently used to measure the mass communication.
_____17) Content analysis also has no weakness as research method.
_____18) Random sampling is the method that mostly closely defines probability
sampling.
_____19) Probability sampling is possible if we know the total number is the entire
population.
_____20) Independent variable is also known as the predictor variable.
_____21) Dependent variable is also known as the outcome variable.
_____22) Intervening variable is also known as multiple variables such as nuisance
variables, mediatorn variables, confounding variables.
_____23) Experimental research is the systematic and scientific approach to research.
_____24) There is a consistency in causal relationship in a experimental method.
_____25) Related Literature is composed of discussions of facts of principle.
TEST I. ANSWER KEY 12. Informal
Guided
1. Quantitative data Standardized
Qualitative Data 13. Reliability
2. Questionnaires Validity
Observation Accuracy
3. It is objective Credibility
It is systematic Generalizability
It is quantitative Empirical
4. Primary sources Systematic Approach
Secondary sources Controlled
5. Nominal Scale 14. Explanatory Research
Ordinal Scale Exploratory Research
Interval Scale Quantitative Research
Ratio Scale Qualitative Research
6. Informal Interviews 15. Basic Research
Guide Interviews Applied Research
Standardized Interviews Evaluation Research
Screening or Telephone Interviews Action Research
Individual Interviews 16. Independent variables
Small Group or Committee Interviews Levels of the variable
The Second or On-site Interview Dependent variable
Behavioral-Based Interview Organismic variable
Task-Oriented or Testing Interview Intervening variable
Stress Interview Control variable
7. The outline and format Moderator variable
The questions 17. Use of booklets
Pre-test or pilot testing Simple, clear formats
8. Exploratory questionnaires Creative use of space and typeface
Formal standardized questionnaires Use of color coding
9. Self-administered questionnaires Interviewer Instructions
Interviewer-administered 18. Description
questionnaires Prediction
10. Recognizing the problem Improvement
Forming the hypothesis Explanation
Doing library research 19. Total population survey
Designing the study Sample survey
Developing the instrument Social survey
Collecting the data School survey
Analyzing the data Public opinion survey
11. Feasible 20. According to purpose
Ethical According to type
Novel or Original
TEST II. ANSWER KEY

Answer key
1. B 11. C
2. D 12. D
3. C 13. A
4. D 14. A
5. D 15. B
6. B 16. B
7. A 17. B
8. D 18. B
9. A 19. B
10. D 20. A

TEST III. ANSWER KEY

1. Research 16. Historical research
2. Null hypothesis 17. Descriptive research
3. Related literature 18. Comparative survey
4. Quantitative data 19. Quantitative data and Qualitative
5. Observation 20. Qualitative data
6. Individual interview 21. Research methodology
7. Scientific method 22. Quantitative research
8. Sample survey 23. Randomized control trial
9. Long term survey 24. Dependent variable
10. Contextualization 25. Independent variable
11. Experimental research 26. Directional hypothesis
12. Questionnaire 27. Research question
13. Interview 28. Replication study
14. Research questions 29. Source validation
15. Assumption 30. Event chronology

TEST IV. ANSWER KEY

1. True 14. True

2. False 15. True
3. False 16. False
4. False 17. False
5. True 18. True
6. True 19. True
7. True 20. True
8. False 21. True
9. True 22. True
10. True 23. False
11. True 24. True
12. True 25. True
13. True