RD1 (1st Grading)

Question 1

APA

Answer 1

American Psychological Association

Question 2

Preference for statistical summary of results

Answer 2

Quantitative

Question 3

Researches that use qualitative techniques are classified

Answer 3

qualitative research

Question 4

are norms or conduct that distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behavior

Answer 4

Ethics

Question 5

Preference for narrative descriptions

Answer 5

Qualitative

Question 6

Commonly used within the liberal arts and humanities disciplines

Answer 6

MLA

Question 7

MLA

Answer 7

Modern Language Association

Question 8

Unwillingness to tamper with naturally occurring phenomena

Answer 8

Qualitative

Question 9

Characteristics of Good Research

Answer 9

Research is empirical
Research is analytical
Research is systematic
Research is cyclical
Research is original

Question 10

Objective

Answer 10

Quantitative

Question 11

Researcher becomes immersed

Answer 11

Ethnography

Question 12

Preference for narrative/literarydescriptions of the procedure

Answer 12

Qualitative

Question 13

Preference for preciselydescribing procedure

Answer 13

Quantitative

Question 14

collect data in the form of words or statements

Answer 14

Qualitative techniques

Question 15

Research questions answer how manyor strength of relationship or difference

Answer 15

Quantitative

Question 16

aims to interpret meanings, descriptions, and symbols.

Answer 16

Qualitative research

Question 17

give the details of the research. These are generated from the general problem.

Answer 17

Specific Problems

Question 18

Develops Theory

Answer 18

Qualitative

Question 19

Preference for random sampling for obtaining meaningful samples

Answer 19

Quantitative

Question 20

It follows the author-date system of citation

Answer 20

APA

Question 21

Preference for narrativesummary of results

Answer 21

Qualitative

Question 22

Research Process

Answer 22

Define your topic
*Write your problem statement.
*Make an outline.
*Develop a research strategy.
*Evaluate your sources.
*Write and revise your paper.
*Document your sources

Question 23

Reasoningis dialectic and inductive

Answer 23

Qualitative

Question 24

provides the overall picture and direction of the research. This is usually stated in bulleted form.

Answer 24

General Problem

Question 25

Measurable

Answer 25

Quantitative

Question 26

Importance of Research

Answer 26

Gather Relevant Information Improve the Quality of Life Understand History Personal and Professional Development

Question 27

Participants

Answer 27

Qualitative

Question 28

Researcher is separate

Answer 28

Quantitative

Question 29

Preferencefor expert informant samples

Answer 29

Qualitative

Question 30

Research questions answer what and why

Answer 30

Qualitative

Question 31

QuantitativeReasoningis logistic and deductive

Answer 31

Quantitative

Question 32

Reports rich narrative, individual, interpretation, Basic element of analysis is words/ideas

Answer 32

Qualitative

Question 33

Context Free

Answer 33

Quantitative

Question 34

Particular phenomenon

Answer 34

Phenomenology

Question 35

Describes meaning, discovery

Answer 35

Qualitative

Question 36

Narrate the life

Answer 36

Narrative Research

Question 37

Context Dependent

Answer 37

Qualitative

Question 38

collect data in the form of numbers

Answer 38

Quantitative techniques

Question 39

Steps in Qualitative Research

Answer 39

1.Identification of the phenomenon to be studied. 2.Identification of the participants in the study. 3.Generation of hypothesis 4.Data Collection 5.Data Analysis 6.Interpretations and Conclusions

Question 40

a process of studying what has already been written on a particular topic.

Answer 40

Literature review

Question 41

This style uses the author’s last name and the page number

Answer 41

MLA

Question 42

Researcher is part of the process

Answer 42

Qualitative

Question 43

Research questions are usually geared toward measuring hypothesis using statistical tools

Answer 43

Quantitative Research

Question 44

Generate a theory

Answer 44

Grounded theory

Question 45

Subjective

Answer 45

Qualitative

Question 46

Literature review may be done as the study progresses

Answer 46

Qualitative

Question 47

Interpretative

Answer 47

Qualitative

Question 48

sums up all the variables you want to study in your research. It is called as a "working title" because it can be revised or modified as the study progresses.

Answer 48

Research Title

Question 49

Subjects

Answer 49

Quantitative

Question 50

Willingness to manipulate aspects,situations, or conditions in studying complex phenomena

Answer 50

Quantitative

Question 51

Literature review is usually done before the study

Answer 51

Quantitative

Question 52

Reportsstatistical analysisBasic element of analysis is numbers

Answer 52

Quantitative

Question 53

Data reduced tonumerical scores

Answer 53

Quantitative

Question 54

TestsTheory

Answer 54

Quantitative

Question 55

Researches that use quantitative techniques are classified

Answer 55

as quantitative research

Question 56

Establishes relationships and causation

Answer 56

Quantitative

Question 57

How long should a title be?

Answer 57

12-15