Kinds of Quantitative Research

Question 1

2 types of Quantitative research

Answer 1

Experimental research/ Non experimental research

Question 2

2 types of Non experimental research

Answer 2

Descriptive Study/ Correlational Study

Question 3

3 types of Experimental Research

Answer 3

1. Quasi Experimental study
2. Pre experimental study
3. True Experimental Study

Question 4

It use something that
researchers administer to
experimental units.

Answer 4

Treatment

Question 5

sample uses
_________as one of the factors
to become an experimental
research

Answer 5

randomization

Question 6

is us measurement used in
experiment usually written
test/questionnaire.

Answer 6

Test

Question 7

a ______variable is
anything that is held constant or
limited in a experiment.

Answer 7

Control

Question 8

is a study that strictly
adheres to a scientific research design. It includes a
hypothesis, a variable that can be manipulated by the
researcher, and variables that can be measured, calculated
and compared.

Answer 8

Experimental Research

Question 9

the effect of an intervention is tested
by comparing two groups. One group is exposed to the intervention (the
experimental group, also known as the treatment group) and the other is not
exposed to the intervention (the control group).

Answer 9

True Experimental Study

Question 10

this means you test them before doing the experiment,
then you run your experimental manipulation, and then you test them again to
see if there are any changes.

Answer 10

Pre- Test Design

Question 11

a research design in which the same assessment
measures are given to participants after they have received a treatment or been
exposed to a condition, with such measures used to determine if there are any
changes that could be attributed to the treatment or condition.

Answer 11

Post test design

Question 12

The posttest-only control group design is a
research design in which there are at least two groups, one of which does not
receive a treatment or intervention, and data are collected on the outcome
measure after the treatment or intervention.

Answer 12

Post Only/Control Design

Question 13

called such because they often happen
before a true experiment is conducted. Often, researchers want to see if their
interventions will have an effect on a small group of people before they seek
funding and dedicate time to conduct a true experiment.

Answer 13

pre experimental research

Question 14

this means you test them before doing the
experiment, then you run your experimental manipulation, and then you test
them again to see if there are any changes.

Answer 14

One shot case Study

Question 15

A one-group pretest–posttest
design is a type of research design that is most often utilized by behavioral
researchers to determine the effect of a treatment or intervention on a given
sample.

Answer 15

One Group Pretest/Post Test Only

Question 16

one that looks a bit like a TRUE
experimental design but lacks the key ingredient – random assignment.

Answer 16

quasi experimental research

Question 17

In this design, participants in one group
are exposed to a treatment, a nonequivalent group is not exposed to the
treatment, and then the two groups are compared.

Answer 17

Non- Equivalent Group Design

Question 18

These designs can be useful for isolating
relationships between variables, establishing conditions of convergent and
discriminant validity, and utilizing samples that are statistically representative of
larger populations

Answer 18

Times series design

Question 19

In this kind of design,
the researcher observes the phenomena as they occur
naturally and no external variables are introduced. In this
research design, the variables are not deliberately
manipulated nor is the setting controlled. Researchers
collect data without making changes or introducing
treatments.

Answer 19

Non experimental Research

Question 20

research
designed to provide a snapshot of the current state of
affairs.

Answer 20

Descriptive Study

Question 21

correlational research is research
designed to discover relationships among variables and to
allow the prediction of future events from present
knowledge.

Answer 21

Correlational Study

Question 22

types of descriptive design

Answer 22

•Survey
• Ex-post Facto Studies
• Comparative
• Normative
• Evaluative
• Methodological

Question 23

It is used to gather information from groups of people
by selecting and studying samples chosen from a population.

Answer 23

survey

Question 24

kind
of
research derives conclusion from observations and manifestations
that already occurred in the past and now compared to some
dependent variables. It discusses why and how a phenomenon
occurs.

Answer 24

EX-POST FACTO or CAUSAL-COMPARATIVE.

Question 25

It involves comparing and contrasting two or
more samples of study subjects on one or more variables, often at a
single point of time.

Answer 25

comparative

Question 26

It describes the norm level of characteristics for a
given behavior.

Answer 26

Normative

Question 27

It is a process used to determine what has
happened during a given activity or in an institution. The purpose of
evaluation is to see if a given program is working, an institution is
successful according to the goals set for it, or the original intent was
successfully attained.

Answer 27

Evaluative

Question 28

In this approach, the implementation of a
variety of methodologies forms a critical part of achieving the goal of
developing a scale- matched approach, where data from different
disciplines can be integrated

Answer 28

methodological

Question 29

3 types of Correlational Design

Answer 29

•Bivariate Correlational
Studies
• Prediction Studies
• Multiple Regression
Prediction Studies