Deck 4: Introduction to Research in Hdfs

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It is likely that students in HDFS will take a course on research methods.
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To form a comprehensive view of the HDFS literature, a student should have a firm understanding of:

A) research methods
B) advantages of various methodologies
C) disadvantages of various methodologies
D) all of the above
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Research in general may be considered the process of:

A) asking questions
B) discovering answers
C) both of the above
D) neither of the above
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When scholars discuss research, they are typically referring to ____________ research.

A) valid
B) empirical
C) proven
D) logical
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Empirical research relies on collecting _______________ in an organized manner to uncover answers to a specific set of questions.

A) participants
B) outcomes
C) data
D) variables
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Jane is conducting research to support a theory about English Language Learners in America. What type of research is she conducting?

A) applied research
B) theoretical research
C) basic research
D) quasi-experimental research
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John is conducting research to address the problem of cyberbullying among middle school students. What type of research is he conducting?

A) applied research
B) theoretical research
C) basic research
D) quasi-experimental research
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What is a set of interconnected ideas that logically explain a particular pattern of behaviors and events?

A) hypothesis
B) procedure
C) experiment
D) theory
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The best research, even if the major focus is applied work, does not need to be grounded in theory.
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What refers to the strategy researchers use to recruit participants?

A) sampling technique
B) sampling evaluation
C) sampling outcome
D) sampling measure
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Random sampling is also known as ___________________ sampling:

A) nonprobability sampling
B) probability sampling
C) equal sampling
D) unequal sampling
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If a researcher acquires a list from the school district of all first grade teachers hired within the past year to conduct a study on challenges faced by new first grade teachers, and the researcher randomly selects teachers from the list to ask to participate in the study, the researcher is using which sampling technique:

A) nonprobability sampling
B) probability sampling
C) equal sampling
D) unequal sampling
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By using nonprobability sampling, the results of the study may be generalized to a great degree.
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Susan is conducting a study in which she utilizes participants' verbal and textual data, and she analyzes the participants' actual words. What type of researcher is Susan?

A) quantitative researcher
B) qualitative researcher
C) observational researcher
D) all of the above
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Henry is conducting a study in which he is utilizing numerical data and statistical analyses to test his research question. What type of researcher is Henry?

A) quantitative researcher
B) qualitative researcher
C) observational researcher
D) all of the above
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It is likely that students in HDFS will take a course on research methods.
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To form a comprehensive view of the HDFS literature, a student should have a firm understanding of:

A) research methods
B) advantages of various methodologies
C) disadvantages of various methodologies
D) all of the above
D
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Research in general may be considered the process of:

A) asking questions
B) discovering answers
C) both of the above
D) neither of the above
C
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When scholars discuss research, they are typically referring to ____________ research.

A) valid
B) empirical
C) proven
D) logical
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Empirical research relies on collecting _______________ in an organized manner to uncover answers to a specific set of questions.

A) participants
B) outcomes
C) data
D) variables
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Jane is conducting research to support a theory about English Language Learners in America. What type of research is she conducting?

A) applied research
B) theoretical research
C) basic research
D) quasi-experimental research
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John is conducting research to address the problem of cyberbullying among middle school students. What type of research is he conducting?

A) applied research
B) theoretical research
C) basic research
D) quasi-experimental research
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What is a set of interconnected ideas that logically explain a particular pattern of behaviors and events?

A) hypothesis
B) procedure
C) experiment
D) theory
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The best research, even if the major focus is applied work, does not need to be grounded in theory.
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What refers to the strategy researchers use to recruit participants?

A) sampling technique
B) sampling evaluation
C) sampling outcome
D) sampling measure
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Random sampling is also known as ___________________ sampling:

A) nonprobability sampling
B) probability sampling
C) equal sampling
D) unequal sampling
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If a researcher acquires a list from the school district of all first grade teachers hired within the past year to conduct a study on challenges faced by new first grade teachers, and the researcher randomly selects teachers from the list to ask to participate in the study, the researcher is using which sampling technique:

A) nonprobability sampling
B) probability sampling
C) equal sampling
D) unequal sampling
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By using nonprobability sampling, the results of the study may be generalized to a great degree.
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Susan is conducting a study in which she utilizes participants' verbal and textual data, and she analyzes the participants' actual words. What type of researcher is Susan?

A) quantitative researcher
B) qualitative researcher
C) observational researcher
D) all of the above
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Henry is conducting a study in which he is utilizing numerical data and statistical analyses to test his research question. What type of researcher is Henry?

A) quantitative researcher
B) qualitative researcher
C) observational researcher
D) all of the above
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