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Research Methods Class Pre
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What does “ethical research practice” involve?
Using AI to write the research discussion
Ensuring that the participants rights and welfare are protected
Ignoring the potential risks of a study
Focusing on the outcomes
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What does “operationalization” mean in research?
Defining variables in terms of measurable factors
Identifying the theoretical framework
Conducting a literature review
Creating the data analysis plan
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What is the term for the consistency of a measurement tool over time?
Reliability
Validity
Sensitivity
Triangulation
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The term "internal validity" refers to
The degree to which the study results are free from biases
The extent to which the study measures what it claims to measure
The extent to which study results can be generalized
The extent to which the results can be attributed to the intervention
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In a study investigating the effectiveness of CBT for depression, what is the dependent variable?
CBT framework
Type of therapy received
Level of depressive symptoms
Length of therapy
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What is the purpose of a literature review in a research study?
To review what is known and identify knowledge gaps
To perform the correct statistical analyses
To inform the research methodology
To determine types of data in a study
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Which statistical test is most appropriate for comparing the means of two independent groups?
Chi-square test
ANOVA
Independent t-test
Paired t-test
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What type of research design is used to explore relationships between variables without manipulating them?
Experimental design
Correlational design
Longitudinal design
Case study design
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In hypothesis testing, what is the purpose of the p-value?
To establish validity of the assessment tool
To test the strength of the intervention
To determine the reliability of the results
To assess whether the observed results are due to chance
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Quantitative research is based on using
Deductive reasoning
None of the above
Mixed-method designs
Inductive reasoning