Exam 14: Evaluating the Results Section

Results obtained through qualitative research methods are presented mathematically.

The majority of inferential statistics involves making ______.

Measures of central tendency include: ______, ______, and ______.

Discuss the guidelines for evaluating the results section of qualitative research and explain the importance of each.

______ and ______ are two major types of inferential statistics.

The researchers in the Ross et al. (2011) study conducted which test to determine whether normality was violated?

The statistical method which requires adherence to certain assumptions about the data collected is known as ______.

In qualitative research, reporting results should include ______.

______ violation of assumption of parametric statistics involves avoiding analyzing scores from the same participant over two administrations.

The results in qualitative results are ______.

In ______ research, numbers and statistical procedures are cited, but ______ research methods are based on ______ to communicate research results.

When certain assumptions about the data collected are violated, the researcher must employ ______.

Researchers use ______ method to summarize the data collected based on the sample in a particular research study, which includes calculating the measures of central tendency.

The presentation of information in the results section of an article is not where the differences between qualitative and quantitative methods are most noticeable.

The primary purpose of conducting a quantitative study is ______.

The choice of statistical methods is influenced by the purpose of the study.

Inferential statistics are used to infer ______.

Binder et al. (2013) possibly used ______ as a unit of analysis.

The results sections in qualitative research studies will not look very different from those in quantitative studies.