Question 1

Requirements for good research reports in quantitative and qualitative research projects are

Accepted Answer

A) Very different and may not be used together at all 
B) Ones that include good writing as well as a clear statement of the research question 
C) Often divergent in many respects of their research 
D) Always very different and easily combined 
A) Very different and may not be used together at all 
B) Ones that include good writing as well as a clear statement of the research question 
C) Often divergent in many respects of their research 
D) Always very different and easily combined

Question 2

What is the constructivist paradigm? What does it emphasize?

Accepted Answer

Guba and Lincoln 1989)have carried the n

Question 3

Students preparing a paper for a committee must be prepared to integrate

Accepted Answer

A) Two or three perspectives at most into a moderately coherent plan 
B) Multiple perspectives and comments of committee members into a plan for a coherent final report 
C) His own perspective into a plan for a carefully selected final report 
D) All of the above 
A) Two or three perspectives at most into a moderately coherent plan 
B) Multiple perspectives and comments of committee members into a plan for a coherent final report 
C) His own perspective into a plan for a carefully selected final report 
D) All of the above

Question 4

List and describe the major sections of a research article.

Accepted Answer

The answer of List and describe the major sections of...

Question 5

Describe the Reverse Outlining technique.

Accepted Answer

use a method called reverse outlining.Af

Question 6

The constructivist paradigm is a methodology that emphasizes the importance of exploring how stakeholders in construction build their beliefs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The traditional scientific approach does not encourage a research goal to advance scientific knowledge.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

In PAR, the researcher involves some members of the setting as

Accepted Answer

A) Passive participants 
B) Active participants 
C) Passive-aggressive participants 
D) Objective participants 
A) Passive participants 
B) Active participants 
C) Passive-aggressive participants 
D) Objective participants

Question 9

Researchers have an ethical obligation to maintain a full record of the research project

Accepted Answer

A) And although details may have to be omitted, even if omissions make it impossible to track down answers to specific questions 
B) So that occasional "lying with statistics" can be explained 
C) So that questions can be answered if they arise 
D) Even though answers to specific questions about procedures may not be answerable 
A) And although details may have to be omitted, even if omissions make it impossible to track down answers to specific questions 
B) So that occasional "lying with statistics" can be explained 
C) So that questions can be answered if they arise 
D) Even though answers to specific questions about procedures may not be answerable

Question 10

Torre and Fine 2005)found that the positive impact of college on inmates was transferred to their children.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The method called reverse outlining involves

Accepted Answer

A) Ignoring the section headings 
B) Outlining on a paragraph-by-paragraph basis 
C) Ignoring actual section headings 
D) All of the above 
A) Ignoring the section headings 
B) Outlining on a paragraph-by-paragraph basis 
C) Ignoring actual section headings 
D) All of the above

Question 12

Whyte proposed an alternative research and reporting strategy he calls

Accepted Answer

A) Preliminary applied research 
B) Participatory action research 
C) Preformed applied research 
D) None of the above 
A) Preliminary applied research 
B) Participatory action research 
C) Preformed applied research 
D) None of the above

Question 13

According to Booth, Colomb, and Williams 1995), an author should respect the complexity of the task and not expect to write a polished draft in a linear fashion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The peer review process includes

Accepted Answer

A) Experts in the field who usually have published articles themselves in the field 
B) Peer reviewers who are pulled out of a hat that represent being experts in their field 
C) Making sure that the author is not familiar with research literature so that he is able to present his own research without the taint of other researchers 
D) None of the above 
A) Experts in the field who usually have published articles themselves in the field 
B) Peer reviewers who are pulled out of a hat that represent being experts in their field 
C) Making sure that the author is not familiar with research literature so that he is able to present his own research without the taint of other researchers 
D) None of the above

Question 15

Many social scientists seek to influence social policy through their

Accepted Answer

A) Writing 
B) Policy-oriented social science research 
C) Innocuous knowledge 
D) Both B and C 
A) Writing 
B) Policy-oriented social science research 
C) Innocuous knowledge 
D) Both B and C

Question 16

When cross-classification data are efficiently displayed by eliminating unnecessary percentages, it is known as a compressed frequency display.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

What is Participatory Action Research PAR)? Example?

Accepted Answer

For the same reasons that value question

Question 18

The PAR team were interested in knowing

Accepted Answer

A) Who the men were in the program 
B) The impact of the college experience on inmate students and their children 
C) The cost of the program to the state offices supporting it 
D) The triangulation and qualitative analysis of rate of the program 
A) Who the men were in the program 
B) The impact of the college experience on inmate students and their children 
C) The cost of the program to the state offices supporting it 
D) The triangulation and qualitative analysis of rate of the program

Question 19

Identify major steps in the review of research reports.

Accepted Answer

Applied Reports -- Unlike journal articl

Question 20

The requirements for good research reports are similar in many respects for quantitative and qualitative research projects.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Requirements for good research reports in quantitative and qualitative research projects are

What is the constructivist paradigm? What does it emphasize?

Students preparing a paper for a committee must be prepared to integrate

List and describe the major sections of a research article.

Describe the Reverse Outlining technique.

The constructivist paradigm is a methodology that emphasizes the importance of exploring how stakeholders in construction build their beliefs.

The traditional scientific approach does not encourage a research goal to advance scientific knowledge.

In PAR, the researcher involves some members of the setting as

Researchers have an ethical obligation to maintain a full record of the research project

Torre and Fine 2005)found that the positive impact of college on inmates was transferred to their children.

The method called reverse outlining involves

Whyte proposed an alternative research and reporting strategy he calls

According to Booth, Colomb, and Williams 1995), an author should respect the complexity of the task and not expect to write a polished draft in a linear fashion.

The peer review process includes

Many social scientists seek to influence social policy through their

When cross-classification data are efficiently displayed by eliminating unnecessary percentages, it is known as a compressed frequency display.

What is Participatory Action Research PAR)? Example?

The PAR team were interested in knowing

Identify major steps in the review of research reports.

The requirements for good research reports are similar in many respects for quantitative and qualitative research projects.

Science, Society, and Criminological Research

The Process and Problems of Criminological Research

Research Ethics

Conceptualization and Measurement

Sampling

Causation and Experimentation

Survey Research

Qualitative Methods and Data Analysis

Analyzing Content

Evaluation and Policy Analysis

Mixing and Comparing Methods

Filters

Exam 12: Reporting Research Results

Requirements for good research reports in quantitative and qualitative research projects are

What is the constructivist paradigm? What does it emphasize?

Students preparing a paper for a committee must be prepared to integrate

List and describe the major sections of a research article.

Describe the Reverse Outlining technique.

The constructivist paradigm is a methodology that emphasizes the importance of exploring how stakeholders in construction build their beliefs.

The traditional scientific approach does not encourage a research goal to advance scientific knowledge.

In PAR, the researcher involves some members of the setting as

Researchers have an ethical obligation to maintain a full record of the research project

Torre and Fine 2005)found that the positive impact of college on inmates was transferred to their children.

The method called reverse outlining involves

Whyte proposed an alternative research and reporting strategy he calls

According to Booth, Colomb, and Williams 1995), an author should respect the complexity of the task and not expect to write a polished draft in a linear fashion.

The peer review process includes

Many social scientists seek to influence social policy through their

When cross-classification data are efficiently displayed by eliminating unnecessary percentages, it is known as a compressed frequency display.

What is Participatory Action Research PAR)? Example?

The PAR team were interested in knowing

Identify major steps in the review of research reports.

The requirements for good research reports are similar in many respects for quantitative and qualitative research projects.

Science, Society, and Criminological Research

The Process and Problems of Criminological Research

Research Ethics

Conceptualization and Measurement

Sampling

Causation and Experimentation

Survey Research

Qualitative Methods and Data Analysis

Analyzing Content

Evaluation and Policy Analysis

Mixing and Comparing Methods

Filters