NAME: NAME:

Quiz 1 – PR 1 Quiz 1 – PR 1

I. Choose your answers from the words inside the box below. 1 point each I. Choose your answers from the words inside the box below. 1 point each

a. Research f. Case Study k. Mixed Method a. Research f. Case Study k. Mixed Method

b. Plagiarism g. Grounded Theory l. Inductive Reasoning b. Plagiarism g. Grounded Theory l. Inductive Reasoning

c. Ethics h. Deductive Reasoning m. Phenomenology c. Ethics h. Deductive Reasoning m. Phenomenology

d. Quantitative Research i. Falsification n. Qualitative Research d. Quantitative Research i. Falsification n. Qualitative Research

e. Research Design j. Ethnography o. Fabrication’ e. Research Design j. Ethnography o. Fabrication’

1. Systematic inquiry that is designed to collect, analyze, and interpret 1. Systematic inquiry that is designed to collect, analyze, and interpret
data to understand, describe, or predict phenomenon. data to understand, describe, or predict phenomenon.

2. A research design that involves a long-time study of a subject, 2. A research design that involves a long-time study of a subject,
commonly a specific person but can also be a group of people. It intends to have commonly a specific person but can also be a group of people. It intends to have
an in-depth and detailed understanding of such specific occurrence or situation. an in-depth and detailed understanding of such specific occurrence or situation.

3. Method of drawing assumptions from specific to general. 3. Method of drawing assumptions from specific to general.

4. It is a plan reflecting the series or set of activities that must be done 4. It is a plan reflecting the series or set of activities that must be done
until the completion of the research study. until the completion of the research study.

5. A research design that is focused on studying primarily the experiences, 5. A research design that is focused on studying primarily the experiences,
phenomena, situations, or concepts of your subject. phenomena, situations, or concepts of your subject.

6. An act of making up or inventing data out of nothing and then reporting 6. An act of making up or inventing data out of nothing and then reporting
it as true and existing. it as true and existing.

7. A major research method that is designed to understand and explain 7. A major research method that is designed to understand and explain
beliefs, perceptions, cultures, and other subjective traits. Data will then be beliefs, perceptions, cultures, and other subjective traits. Data will then be
gathered and presented using words, descriptions, and illustrations. gathered and presented using words, descriptions, and illustrations.

8. The act of copying another person’s work, ideas, or words without 8. The act of copying another person’s work, ideas, or words without
appropriate acknowledgement of the original source. appropriate acknowledgement of the original source.

9. Collects and presents data that are quantifiable and observable in order 9. Collects and presents data that are quantifiable and observable in order
to test hypotheses. to test hypotheses.

10. A set of moral principles that guides the actions of researchers when 10. A set of moral principles that guides the actions of researchers when
conducting research. conducting research.

NAME: NAME:
Quiz 1 – PR 1 Quiz 1 – PR 1

I. Choose your answers from the words inside the box below. 1 point each I. Choose your answers from the words inside the box below. 1 point each

a. Research f. Case Study k. Mixed Method a. Research f. Case Study k. Mixed Method

b. Plagiarism g. Grounded Theory l. Inductive Reasoning b. Plagiarism g. Grounded Theory l. Inductive Reasoning

c. Ethics h. Deductive Reasoning m. Phenomenology c. Ethics h. Deductive Reasoning m. Phenomenology

d. Quantitative Research i. Falsification n. Qualitative Research d. Quantitative Research i. Falsification n. Qualitative Research

e. Research Design j. Ethnography o. Fabrication’ e. Research Design j. Ethnography o. Fabrication’

1. Systematic inquiry that is designed to collect, analyze, and interpret data to 1. Systematic inquiry that is designed to collect, analyze, and interpret data to
understand, describe, or predict phenomenon. understand, describe, or predict phenomenon.

2. A research design that involves a long-time study of a subject, commonly a 2. A research design that involves a long-time study of a subject, commonly a
specific person but can also be a group of people. It intends to have an in-depth and specific person but can also be a group of people. It intends to have an in-depth and
detailed understanding of such specific occurrence or situation. detailed understanding of such specific occurrence or situation.

3. Method of drawing assumptions from specific to general. 3. Method of drawing assumptions from specific to general.

4. It is a plan reflecting the series or set of activities that must be done until the 4. It is a plan reflecting the series or set of activities that must be done until the
completion of the research study. completion of the research study.

5. A research design that is focused on studying primarily the experiences, 5. A research design that is focused on studying primarily the experiences,
phenomena, situations, or concepts of your subject. phenomena, situations, or concepts of your subject.

6. An act of making up or inventing data out of nothing and then reporting it as 6. An act of making up or inventing data out of nothing and then reporting it as
true and existing. true and existing.

7. A major research method that is designed to understand and explain beliefs, 7. A major research method that is designed to understand and explain beliefs,
perceptions, cultures, and other subjective traits. Data will then be gathered and perceptions, cultures, and other subjective traits. Data will then be gathered and
presented using words, descriptions, and illustrations. presented using words, descriptions, and illustrations.

8. The act of copying another person’s work, ideas, or words without 8. The act of copying another person’s work, ideas, or words without
appropriate acknowledgement of the original source. appropriate acknowledgement of the original source.

9. Collects and presents data that are quantifiable and observable in order to 9. Collects and presents data that are quantifiable and observable in order to
test hypotheses. test hypotheses.

10. A set of moral principles that guides the actions of researchers when 10. A set of moral principles that guides the actions of researchers when
conducting research. conducting research.
II. True or False. Write TRUE if the following statements are correct and II. True or False. Write TRUE if the following statements are correct and
write FALSE if the following statements are incorrect. write FALSE if the following statements are incorrect.

1. People-Oriented Approach collects data that represents personal 1. People-Oriented Approach collects data that represents personal
views, attitudes, thoughts, and all other objective traits of people. views, attitudes, thoughts, and all other objective traits of people.

2. Triangulation Method or Mixed Method is much easier to conduct 2. Triangulation Method or Mixed Method is much easier to conduct
compared to the other two research approaches. compared to the other two research approaches.

3. Positive or Scientific approach collects data in a natural setting. 3. Positive or Scientific approach collects data in a natural setting.

4. Researchers can add additional questions when conducting 4. Researchers can add additional questions when conducting
structured interviews. structured interviews.

5. Naturalistic Approach can be used in Biology, Physics, Chemistry, 5. Naturalistic Approach can be used in Biology, Physics, Chemistry,
and other Hard Sciences. and other Hard Sciences.

6. In Naturalistic Approach, Researchers are trying to develop Theory 6. In Naturalistic Approach, Researchers are trying to develop Theory
rather than testing the Hypothesis. rather than testing the Hypothesis.

7. Naturalistic Approach collects quantitative data. 7. Naturalistic Approach collects quantitative data.

8. In Scientific Approach, we cannot control variables or factors which 8. In Scientific Approach, we cannot control variables or factors which
may affect the subject (respondent) or the study itself. may affect the subject (respondent) or the study itself.

9. In triangulation method, researchers employ the characteristics of 9. In triangulation method, researchers employ the characteristics of
three research methods. three research methods.

10. Ethnography is limited to studying ethnic groups. 10. Ethnography is limited to studying ethnic groups.

III. Enumerate the following: III. Enumerate the following:

1-5.) Characteristics of a GOOD Research 1-5.) Characteristics of a GOOD Research

IV. Essay. Suppose your currently in the middle of conducting your Research. IV. Essay. Suppose your currently in the middle of conducting your Research.
You are about to gather data from your respondents using a specified You are about to gather data from your respondents using a specified
appropriate instrument for gathering data. Before asking them directly to appropriate instrument for gathering data. Before asking them directly to
answer your questions, how would you approach your respondent/s? answer your questions, how would you approach your respondent/s?

II. True or False. Write TRUE if the following statements are correct and II. True or False. Write TRUE if the following statements are correct and
write FALSE if the following statements are incorrect. write FALSE if the following statements are incorrect.

1. People-Oriented Approach collects data that represents personal 1. People-Oriented Approach collects data that represents personal
views, attitudes, thoughts, and all other objective traits of people. views, attitudes, thoughts, and all other objective traits of people.

2. Triangulation Method or Mixed Method is much easier to conduct 2. Triangulation Method or Mixed Method is much easier to conduct
compared to the other two research approaches. compared to the other two research approaches.

3. Positive or Scientific approach collects data in a natural setting. 3. Positive or Scientific approach collects data in a natural setting.

4. Researchers can add additional questions when conducting 4. Researchers can add additional questions when conducting
structured interviews. structured interviews.

5. Naturalistic Approach can be used in Biology, Physics, Chemistry, 5. Naturalistic Approach can be used in Biology, Physics, Chemistry,
and other Hard Sciences. and other Hard Sciences.

6. In Naturalistic Approach, Researchers are trying to develop Theory 6. In Naturalistic Approach, Researchers are trying to develop Theory
rather than testing the Hypothesis. rather than testing the Hypothesis.

7. Naturalistic Approach collects quantitative data. 7. Naturalistic Approach collects quantitative data.

8. In Scientific Approach, we cannot control variables or factors which 8. In Scientific Approach, we cannot control variables or factors which
may affect the subject (respondent) or the study itself. may affect the subject (respondent) or the study itself.

9. In triangulation method, researchers employ the characteristics of 9. In triangulation method, researchers employ the characteristics of
three research methods. three research methods.

10. Ethnography is limited to studying ethnic groups. 10. Ethnography is limited to studying ethnic groups.

III. Enumerate the following: III. Enumerate the following:

1-5.) Characteristics of a GOOD Research 1-5.) Characteristics of a GOOD Research

IV. Essay. Suppose your currently in the middle of conducting your Research. IV. Essay. Suppose your currently in the middle of conducting your Research.
You are about to gather data from your respondents using a specified You are about to gather data from your respondents using a specified
appropriate instrument for gathering data. Before asking them directly to appropriate instrument for gathering data. Before asking them directly to
answer your questions, how would you approach your respondent/s? answer your questions, how would you approach your respondent/s?