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1)
The information gained by someone other than researcher conducting the study is called
- A) Primary data
- B) Reliable data
- C) Valid data
- D) Secondary data
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2)
Which of the following is not an example of historical comparative research?
- A) Social Forms
- B) Economic Forms
- C) Civil Wars
- D) Turnover
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3)
Which of the following is that element or set of elements considered for selection in some stage of sampling?
- A) Parameter
- B) Sampling Unit
- C) Observation Unit
- D) Statistic
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4)
If you are going on the street and suddenly a TV reporter starts taking your interview regarding any issue, which of the following sampling technique is used by the TV reporter?
- A) Purposive Sampling
- B) Snowball Sampling
- C) Convenience Sampling
- D) Quota Sampling
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5)
Sampling in qualitative research is similar to which type of sampling in quantitative research?
- A) Simple random sampling
- B) Systematic sampling
- C) Quota sampling
- D) Purposive sampling
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6)
Which of the following is NOT a type of Non-random sampling?
- A) Cluster sampling
- B) Convenience sampling
- C) Quota sampling
- D) Purposive sampling
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7)
Historical-Comparative researchers sometimes use;
- A) Time-series data
- B) Primary data
- C) Secondary data
- D) Analyzed data
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8)
Which of the following refers to the partials replicate or reproduce the same relationship that existed in the bivariate table before considering the control variable?
- A) Replication pattern
- B) Specification pattern
- C) Suppressor variable pattern
- D) Negative linear relationship
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9)
Which of the following relates with an abstract model of underlying relations or causal mechanism?
- A) Analysis
- B) Synthesis
- C) Results
- D) Findings
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10)
A single element or group of elements that is eligible for selection via the sampling process is called a:
- A) Sampling panel
- B) Sampling unit
- C) Sampling error
- D) Sampling quota
