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Froggy Jumps Research Design & Methods QuizVersión en línea Core design concepts por Ryda Rahman 1 What is research design? a A statistical formula used in data analysis b A blueprint for collecting, measuring, and analyzing data c A method used only in qualitative research 2 Which research method focuses on numerical data and hypothesis testing? a Quantitative research b Experimental research c Qualitative research 3 Split-half reliability measures: a Differences between variables b Accuracy of the research instrument c Consistency between two halves of a test 4 What does reliability mean in research? a Consistency of results across repeated measurements. b Generalizability of findings to other populations. c Accuracy of measuring what is intended (validity). 5 What is external validity? a The precision of measurement tools. b The internal control of variables during the study. c The generalizability of findings to other settings, times, and populations. 6 What is a mixed-methods design? a Only collecting survey data without any qualitative input. b Using only one research method throughout. c A study that combines qualitative and quantitative data. 7 What type of study setting occurs in a natural environment where activities proceed normally? a Contrived setting b Non-contrived setting c Experimental setting 8 Exploratory studies are mainly conducted when a The research problem is clearly defined b The researcher wants to test hypotheses c The problem is not clearly understood 9 Which practices are central to research ethics? a Informed consent and confidentiality of participants. b Ignoring participant rights to speed up results. c Deceptive enrollment without disclosure. 10 A causal study aims to: a Identify cause-and-effect relationships b Explore unknown problems c Describe population characteristics 11 Which research question is most suitable for a descriptive study? a What is the average income of employees? b Why does productivity increase? c What causes job satisfaction? 12 The unit of analysis refers to: a The number of variables in research b The entity being analyzed in a study c The statistical method used 13 A cross-sectional study collects data: a Using multiple samples over time b At a single point in time c Over a long period of time 14 Measurement in research refers to: a Assigning numbers or symbols according to rules b Counting the number of participants c Writing questionnaires 15 Operationalising concepts means: a Turning abstract ideas into measurable variables b Collecting data from participants c Conducting statistical analysis 16 The first step in operationalising concepts is: a Assess reliability b Define the construct or variable c Select statistical method 17 Cronbach’s Alpha is commonly used to test: a Validity b Correlation c Internal consistency reliability 18 Reliability refers to: a Consistency of a measurement instrument b Accuracy of statistical analysis c Measuring the right concept 19 Validity refers to: a Measuring the correct concept b Consistency of measurement c Measuring large samples 20 Which method tests whether a measurement instrument remains stable over time? a Split-half reliability b Test–retest reliability c Content validity 21 Which rating scale asks respondents to indicate agreement with statements? a Ranking scale b Likert scale c Graphic scale 22 Which scale measures attitudes using opposite adjectives (e.g., good–bad)? a Semantic differential scale b Ranking scale c Likert scale 23 Which scale has a true zero point? a Nominal b Ordinal c Ratio 24 Which scale measures equal distance between values but has no true zero? a Interval b Ordinal c Norminal 25 Which scale allows classification and ranking? a Ordinal scale b Nominal scale c Interval scale

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What is research design?

Which research method focuses on numerical data and hypothesis testing?

Split-half reliability measures:

What does reliability mean in research?

What is external validity?

What is a mixed-methods design?

What type of study setting occurs in a natural environment where activities proceed normally?

Exploratory studies are mainly conducted when

Which practices are central to research ethics?

A causal study aims to:

Which research question is most suitable for a descriptive study?

The unit of analysis refers to:

A cross-sectional study collects data:

Measurement in research refers to:

Operationalising concepts means:

The first step in operationalising concepts is:

Cronbach’s Alpha is commonly used to test:

Reliability refers to:

Validity refers to:

Which method tests whether a measurement instrument remains stable over time?

Which rating scale asks respondents to indicate agreement with statements?

Which scale measures attitudes using opposite adjectives (e.g., good–bad)?

Which scale has a true zero point?

Which scale measures equal distance between values but has no true zero?

Which scale allows classification and ranking?