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LiteratureReview : serves as the basis for hypothesis development
Hypothesis : tentative explanation of the outcome of a research problem
NullHypothesis : hypothesis of no difference or no relationship
DirectionalHypothesis : when you have reason to believe a relationship exists
NondirectionalHypothesis : when you have no reason to believe a relationship exists
Observation : when a researcher watches the participants
Measurement : when the researcher tests the participants
Questioning : when the researcher asks the participants questions
DirectObservation : direct observation of participants
IndirectObservation : participants are filmed
Scaling : process of assigning numbers to levels of a concept
SemanticScale : method for measuring ones image of a topic or concept
RankOrderScale : items are ranked in terms of preference or importance
LikertScale : scaling technique that measures degree of agreement or disagreement
Questinnaires : most common type of descriptive research
Interviews : an oral questionnaire
FocusGroupInterview : interview with groups of people
DelphiTechnique : questioning method used to get consensus on issue
IndependentVariable : variable presumed to influence another variable
DependentVariable : variable that is expected to change
ExtraneousVariable : variable that could contribute error in research
Qualitative : categorical in nature
Research Design 2
Across:1. | variable that could contribute error in research | 5. | process of assigning numbers to levels of a concept | 7. | scaling technique that measures degree of agreement or disagreement | 8. | when a researcher watches the participants | 10. | method for measuring ones image of a topic or concept |
| 11. | most common type of descriptive research | 12. | items are ranked in terms of preference or importance | 15. | hypothesis of no difference or no relationship | 16. | interview with groups of people |
| | Down:2. | when you have no reason to believe a relationship exists | 3. | tentative explanation of the outcome of a research problem | 4. | variable presumed to influence another variable | 6. | participants are filmed |
| 9. | an oral questionnaire | 11. | when the researcher asks the participants questions | 13. | questioning method used to get consensus on issue | 14. | serves as the basis for hypothesis development |
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Research Design 2
Across:1. | variable that could contribute error in research | 5. | process of assigning numbers to levels of a concept | 7. | scaling technique that measures degree of agreement or disagreement | 8. | when a researcher watches the participants | 10. | method for measuring ones image of a topic or concept |
| 11. | most common type of descriptive research | 12. | items are ranked in terms of preference or importance | 15. | hypothesis of no difference or no relationship | 16. | interview with groups of people |
| | Down:2. | when you have no reason to believe a relationship exists | 3. | tentative explanation of the outcome of a research problem | 4. | variable presumed to influence another variable | 6. | participants are filmed |
| 9. | an oral questionnaire | 11. | when the researcher asks the participants questions | 13. | questioning method used to get consensus on issue | 14. | serves as the basis for hypothesis development |
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© 2014
PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only