Sagliba, Kristine B.

Practical Research 2

12-Midship

FINALS PERFORMANCE TASK 2

1. It is the consider the amount of time, money, respondent, and even your
current situation as a student teacher?
A. Clear B. Significant C. Ethical D. Feasible
2. A prediction of the relationship between two variables, the independent
variable and the dependent variable.
A. Complex Hypothesis B. Simple Hypothesis
C. Logical Hypothesis D. Null Hypothesis
3. Is commonly used for studies that anchor on time-tested theories that
relate the findings of the investigation to the underpinning relevant theory
of knowledge.
A. Review of Related Literature B. Conceptual Framework
C. Background of the Study D. Theoretical Framework
4. Is a compilation of studies related to a specific area of research.
A. Review of Related Literature B. Conceptual Framework
C. Background of the Study D. Theoretical Framework
5. The study is the part of your paper where you inform the reader of the
context of the study.
A. Review of Related Literature B. Conceptual Framework
C. Background of the Study D. Theoretical Framework
6. It presents the fundamental idea of the particular study of the literature
review.
A. Main Body B. Introduction C. Context Review D. Conclusions
7. Is an under or unexplored area of a topic that requires further
exploration.
A. Research Gap C. Conceptual Framework
B. Background of the Study D. Review of Related Literature
8. The clarity of how the questions stated lead to agreement of meaning of
the readers of your study.
A. Clear B. Significant C. Ethical D. Feasible
9. Always consider the welfare of people, animals or who so ever involve in
your study.
A. Clear B. Significant C. Ethical D. Feasible
10. Research questions are relevant or important to ask.
A. Clear B. Significant C. Ethical D. Feasible
11. Is a visual representation of information that helps show the
relationship between ideas.
A. Clear B. Significant C. Ethical D. Concept Map
12. Emphasized what you have learned from reviewing the literature
and where would your study lead to.
A. Main Body B. Introduction
C. Context Review D. Conclusions/Recommendations
13. Literature review in which the researcher introduces several theories
or concepts that are focused on a specific topic.
A. Self-study review C. Theoretical review
B. Historical review D. Methodological review
14. Literature review in which the researcher demonstrates his or her
understanding of a specific body of knowledge.
A. Self-study review C. Theoretical review
B. Historical review D. Methodological review
15. You can find citation information on them such as the title, author, date,
and publisher in the catalog system.
A. Dissertations B. Periodicals C. Scholarly Journals D. Books
16. Final requirement for the degree of doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.)
A. Dissertations B. Periodicals C. Scholarly Journals D. Books
17. Is a common type of literature review in which the researcher introduces
and summarizes the recent knowledge of the study.
A. Dissertations B. Integrative review C. Scholarly Journals D. Books
18. Is the “presumed effect” of the research problem.
A. Control variable B. Moderating variable
C. Dependent variable D. Independent variable
19. Is a special type of independent variable that can influence the
dependent variable.
A. Control variable B. Moderating variable
C. Dependent variable D. Independent variable
20. Is an element that exists between the independent to the dependent
variable.
A. Control variable B. Moderating variable
C. Dependent variable D. Mediating variable or Intervening variable
21. Usually it is a type of review in which the researcher relates his or her
study to a larger body of knowledge.
A. Context Review B. Self-study review
C. Theoretical review D. Integrative review
22. May also be referred to as academic journals or peer-reviewed journals.
A. Books B. Periodicals C. Scholarly Journals D. Dissertations
23. Is generally a list of all the sources you used to generate your ideas
about your research even if you have not mentioned or cited them in your
paper.
A. In-text Citation B. References C. Bibliography D. Concept Map
24. is a reference made within the body of text in the paper.
A. In-text Citation B. References C. Bibliography D. Concept Map
25. Typically includes only the sources that you have mentioned or cited in-
text in your paper.
A. In-text Citation B. References C. Bibliography D. Concept Map
26. Findings of the study which can be seen in newspapers, in popular
magazines, on television or radio broadcasts, and in Internet news
summaries.
A. Books B. Periodicals C. Scholarly Journals D. Dissertations
27. Is a tentative statement about the relationship between two or more
variables.
A. Null Hypothesis B. Simple Hypothesis
C. Complex Hypothesis D. Hypothesis
28. Is denoted with the symbol Ho It exists when you consider that there is
no relationship between the independent and dependent variables or that
there is an insufficient amount of information to claim a scientific
hypothesis.
A. Null Hypothesis B. Simple Hypothesis
C. Complex Hypothesis D. Logical Hypothesis
29. Relates the relationship between the variables and can also predict its
nature.
A. Hypothesis B. Null Hypothesis C. Directional Hypothesis
30. Specifies the coverage of your study such as variables, population or
participant, and timeline.
A. Review of Related Literature B. Scope
C. Background of the Study D. Conceptual Framework
31. Cites factors of your study that are not included or excluded or those
you will not deal in your study.
A. Review of Related Literature B. Scope
C. Background of the Study D. Delimitation
32. Is a specialized type of literature review in which the researcher
organizes the related researches according to the period of time it was
conducted.
A. Historical review B. Theoretical review
C. Self-study review D. Methodological review
33. These documents are rarely found in the catalog system. Assistance
from the librarian is needed for you to be able to locate these documents
since it is considered as specialized publications.
A. Historical review B. Theoretical review
C. Policy Reports and Presented Papers D. Government Documents
34. They may initiate by identifying an issue or phenomenon that usually
claim an answer and they are focused on being persuasive.
A. Historical review B. Theoretical review
C. Policy Reports and Presented Papers D. Government Documents
35. Is used when there is no principle involved. It is a premise that a
relationship exists between two variables.
A. Null Hypothesis B. Non-Directional Hypothesis
C. Directional Hypothesis D. Alternative Hypothesis
36. Is an independent variable which influences the direction and the
strength of the connection between independent and dependent variables.
A. Dependent variable B. Control variable
C. Mediating variable or Intervening variable D. Moderating variable
37. Is the “presumed cause” of the research problem.
A. Independent variable B. Control variable
C. Mediating variable or Intervening variable D. Moderating variable
38. Attempt to identify the causes of the phenomenon in the context of your
research problem.
A. Research Questions for Correlational Research
B. Research Questions for Experimental and Quasi-experimental
C. Research Questions for Ex Post Facto Research
D. Scope and Delimitation
39. Suggests that answers to these questions are brought about by
manipulation or control of a certain variable during the conduct of the
study.
A. Research Questions for Correlational Research
B. Research Questions for Experimental and Quasi-experimental
C. Research Questions for Ex Post Facto Research
D. Scope and Delimitation
40. Is denoted with the symbol (Ha).
A. Null hypothesis B. Statistical hypothesis
C. Empirical Hypothesis D. Alternative hypothesis
41. is a specialized type of literature review in which the researcher
gathers and compares and contrast other studies to the current research.
A. Methodological review B. Historical review
C. Integrative review D. Theoretical review
42. Expresses explanation with limited evidence that can be verified
logically.
A. Statistical hypothesis B. Alternative hypothesis
C. Logical hypothesis D. Complex hypothesis
43. Is an analysis of a portion of a population. It can be verified statistically.
A. Statistical hypothesis B. Alternative hypothesis
C. Logical hypothesis D. Complex hypothesis
44. Refers to the actual ideas, beliefs, and tentative theories that specifically
support the study.
A. Theoretical framework B. Background of the Study
C. Conceptual Framework D. Review of Related Literature
45. Understand the variables included in your study as well as their
relationship with one another.
A. Theoretical framework B. Background of the Study
C. Conceptual Framework D. Review of Related Literature
46. Already existing before the conduct of the study.
A. Review of Related Literature B. Background of the Study
C. Conceptual Framework D. Theoretical framework
47. May synthesize one or more theories.
A. Review of Related Literature B. Background of the Study
C. Conceptual Framework D. Theoretical framework
48. Identify the key concepts in your study by referring to your research
questions or objectives.
A. Review of Related Literature B. Conceptual Framework
C. Background of the Study D. Theoretical framework
49. Using the information that you have gathered from the literature, look
for possible theories that may potentially account for the expected results of
your research topic.
A. Theoretical framework B. Conceptual Framework
C. Background of the Study D. Review of Related Literature
50. In case that there are concepts not covered by the selected
theories. Incorporate them into your framework. However, make sure that
you are incorporating this concept into your framework because it is
necessary for your paper.
A. Theoretical framework B. Conceptual Framework
C. Background of the Study D. Review of Related Literature