Multiple Choice
In planning a study, a researcher should, in general:
A) plan to develop his or her own instruments
B) use instruments that are widely known and used
C) use only instruments with proven evidence of validity
D) plan to use existing instruments if appropriate
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q18: The "sample section of a research proposal
Q19: Developing your own data collection instrument eliminates
Q20: Matching<br>-Review of related literature<br>A) Addresses the validity
Q21: A statement of the hypothesis is usually
Q23: When research results are the opposite of
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Q25: Matching<br>-Sampling section<br>A) Addresses the validity and reliability
Q26: In writing the justification for a proposed
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