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a.
Specifies a research hypothesis to be tested
b.
Conveys a sense of emerging design
c.
Defines the independent and dependent variables
d.
Specifies the relationship between variables that the researcher expects to find
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What is the best placement for the following survey question,What is your
age?
a.
Opening question
b.
Middle
c.
Toward the beginning
d.
End
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Source of research problem include?
a.
Researcher’s experience
b.
All of the above
c.
Practical issue that require solutions
d.
Theory and past research
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Which is called pre-assumption of the expected result of the research?
a.
Research problem
b.
Expenditure
c.
None of the above
d.
Hypothesis
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Survey research is least likely to be conducted through which of the following?
a.
The telephone
b.
The web
c.
Observation
d.
Person-to-person interactions
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A variable that is presumed to cause a change in another variable is called?
a.
Dependent variable
b.
Intervening variable
c.
Independent variable
d.
Categorical variable
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briefly explain unit of analysis and explain errors related to unit of analysis/
Major entity you are analysing in your study.
It is type of object that makes up each data point , it can be ,
1. Individual
2. Social interaction
3. Geographical units
4. Artifacts(newspaper, photos , articles,
books).
In some studies people are allocated in groups,rather than individually. When this is done,
the unit of allocation is different from the unit of analysis (mostly).
And this is sometimes called a unit of analysis error.
It can result in studies having narrower confidence intervals and receiving more weight than
is appropriate .
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Suppose you are doing a survey in which sample quality and precision are of
utmost importance, and you need to ask some critical open-ended questions
Which survey mode would work best?
a.
Mail questionnaire
b.
Face-to-face interview
c.
Telephone interview
d.
Mixed mode combining telephone interviews with a mailed questionnaire
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define single subject research design along with deductive reasoning.
Single subject designs
Single-subject designs or single case designs, are research designs that use the result from
a single participant or subject to establish the existence of cause and effect relationships.
It does not provide a set of scores for researcher. It is based on visual inspection.
Deductive reasoning
Deductive reasoning or principle based reasoning has 4 major points,
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Planning a survey involves two concurrent activities, construction of the
survey instrument and?
a.
Coding of variables
b.
Selection of the survey design
c.
Selection of the survey mode
d.
Selection of the sample
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Advance plan of research is called as?
a.
Research design
b.
Research process
c.
None of the above
d.
Research proposal
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The goal of formal study is to?
a.
Test hypotheses
b.
Expand understanding of a topic
c.
Provide insight
d.
Develop hypotheses
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Compared with experiments surveys generally are?
a.
Less economical
b.
Less effective in testing causal relationships
c.
Lower in generalizability
d.
Less susceptible to reactive measurement effects
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Alternative Hypothesis is also called as?
a.
Null Hypothesis
b.
Research Hypothesis
c.
Simple Hypothesis
d.
Composite hypothesis
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Action research or case study research means?
a.
An applied research
b.
A longitudinal research
c.
A research initiated to solve an immediate problem
d.
A research with socioeconomic objective
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The research participants are described in detail in which section of the
research plan?
a.
Method
b.
Discussion
c.
Data analysis
d.
Introduction
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All of the following are common characteristics of experimental research
except?
a.
It uses the deductive scientific method
b.
It can produce important knowledge about cause and effect
c.
It relies primarily on the collection of numerical data
d.
It rarely is conducted in a controlled setting or environment
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A statement made about a population for testing purpose is called?
a.
Test-Statistic
b.
Statistic
c.
Level of Significance
d.
Hypothesis
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What is the first stage of the marketing research process?
a.
Develop the research plan
b.
Implement the research plan
c.
Collect and analyse the data
d.
Report the findings
e.
Define the research problem
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Which is called pre-assumption of the expected result of the research?
a.
Hypothesis
b.
None of the above
c.
Expenditure
d.
Research problem
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A study is based on 1000 people interviewed face to face in shopping
centres,what type of study is this?
a.
Questionnaire study
b.
Self-completion study
c.
Ethnographic study
d.
Qualitative study
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Which of the following is the first step in starting the research process?
a.
Identification of problem
b.
Searching for solutions to the problem
c.
Searching sources of information to locate problem
d.
Survey of related literature