Exam 2: Identifying a Research Question and Study Purposes
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Qualitative research approaches generally use questions as opposed to hypotheses.
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The research topic is usually identified using which of the following?
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A hypothesis can be derived from theory, literature, or speculation.
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Unmeasured variables that are not controlled for are called extraneous variables.
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A moderator variable can also be called an effect moderator and can be manipulated.
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You are asked to develop a quantitative research purpose statement. List five strategies that help in developing an effective purpose statement. (i.e., what information should you be including in a quantitative research purpose statement?)
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In a quantitative research purpose statement it is not necessary to identify the targeted participants for the study.
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Which type of reasoning approach relies on observations to make predictions about general principles?
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You are asked to complete a literature review. Discuss how you would gain sources for the literature review and discuss the three main parts to a literature review.
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ERIC, PsychInfo, and Web of Science are which of the following?
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Key variables are the main focus in a ___ study, while central phenomenon are the main interest in a __ study.
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Define a descriptive problem and give an example of a descriptive research question.
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A literature review summarizes current literature based on studies that are relevant and similar. To summarize these papers, your literature review should do which of the following?
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Reading and understanding research literature takes time and can be stressful. Discuss five suggestions that Thomas, Nelson, and Silverman (2011) provide for reading the literature.
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Predictive research problems allow researchers to make claims about cause and effect relationships.
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In terms of organizing literature, which tool gives a visual representation of the identified studies?
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Writing a mixed methods purpose statement involves following the guidelines for qualitative and quantitative purpose statements.
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The use of theory in developing a research problem differ depending on whether quantitative or qualitative approaches are used. Describe the difference between the uses of theory in these two research approaches.
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