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Question 21
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Exhibit 3-3: Identify the most likely source for the research problems listed. -Refer to Exhibit 3-3.Is there any relationship between locus of control and school achievement?
Question 22
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Exhibit 3-2: The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should avoid trivial questions, strive for a balance between generality and specificity, and avoid philosophical and judgmental issues.One of these criteria may have been violated in the following examples.Examine each problem, then indicate the kind of violation. -Refer to Exhibit 3-2."What is the vocabulary level of the reading books used in the middle schools of the United States?" The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should
Question 23
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Exhibit 3-3: Identify the most likely source for the research problems listed. -Refer to Exhibit 3-3.Can the learning effect demonstrated in Smith's study be replicated?
Question 24
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Exhibit 3-2: The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should avoid trivial questions, strive for a balance between generality and specificity, and avoid philosophical and judgmental issues.One of these criteria may have been violated in the following examples.Examine each problem, then indicate the kind of violation. -Refer to Exhibit 3-2.Is it desirable to have counseling programs for at-risk students? The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should
Question 25
Multiple Choice
Exhibit 3-2: The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should avoid trivial questions, strive for a balance between generality and specificity, and avoid philosophical and judgmental issues.One of these criteria may have been violated in the following examples.Examine each problem, then indicate the kind of violation. -Refer to Exhibit 3-2.What is the relationship between academic self-concept and persisting in school? The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should
Question 26
Multiple Choice
Exhibit 3-2: The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should avoid trivial questions, strive for a balance between generality and specificity, and avoid philosophical and judgmental issues.One of these criteria may have been violated in the following examples.Examine each problem, then indicate the kind of violation. -Refer to Exhibit 3-2.What is the average height of high school dropouts in the state of Michigan? The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should
Question 27
Multiple Choice
Exhibit 3-2: The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should avoid trivial questions, strive for a balance between generality and specificity, and avoid philosophical and judgmental issues.One of these criteria may have been violated in the following examples.Examine each problem, then indicate the kind of violation. -Refer to Exhibit 3-2.Are parents to be blamed for their children's dropping out of school? The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should
Question 28
Multiple Choice
Exhibit 3-2: The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should avoid trivial questions, strive for a balance between generality and specificity, and avoid philosophical and judgmental issues.One of these criteria may have been violated in the following examples.Examine each problem, then indicate the kind of violation. -Refer to Exhibit 3-2.Is there a relationship between the graduation rate of high schools and the school size? The text suggests that in selecting and stating a research problem, one should
Question 29
Multiple Choice
Exhibit 3-4: Criteria for selection of a research problem may be summarized as follows: 1) The solution of the problem will make a contribution to the body of organized knowledge in education. 2) The problem must be one that is researchable. 3) The problem should be one that will lead to new problems. 4) The problem must be suitable for the particular researcher. Indicate which, if any, of these criteria has been violated by the following research proposals. -Refer to Exhibit 3-4.A first grade teacher wants to do a study involving prediction of postnatal development from fetal activity.
Question 30
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A student has formulated the following question for research: "Should schools group students on the basis of their scholastic aptitude?" This question violates the criterion that
Question 31
Multiple Choice
Exhibit 3-3: Identify the most likely source for the research problems listed. -Refer to Exhibit 3-3.Are the sources of teacher stress reported in the British studies similar to the sources of teacher stress in the United States?