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GP Conducting your reserch M.A
GP Conducting your reserch M.A
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What is a survey?
A research method used to collect data from a specific group of people
A conversation between two people
A set of written questions used for fun
A method only used in businesses
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Which is NOT a common primary research method?
Interviews
Experiments
Surveys
Watching a documentary
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What is an interview
A video presentation
A short online quiz
A method used to count numbers
A research method where a researcher asks questions to gain insights
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Interviews allow people to explain their answers in detail and take more time to complete than questionnaires.
False
True
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Which of the following is a disadvantage of primary research?
It can be time-consuming
It does not require planning
It is always unreliable
It provides less information than secondary research
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Primary research is more useful than secondary research in every situation.
False
True
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Which primary research method involves written questions with fixed answer choices?
Questionnaire
Observation
Interview
Experiment
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What is a questionnaire?
A document that provides facts only
A method to observe people's actions
A research method used to collect data from a group of people
A meeting where a researcher asks questions
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a good research question?
What do people think about food waste?
Why is food waste bad?
How much food waste is actually edible?
What happens to food waste?
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A survey and an interview are the same research method.
False
True
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What is the main advantage of using a questionnaire?
It always gives 100% accurate results
It collects data from a large group quickly
It provides detailed personal stories
It is the most expensive method
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Why might an interview be more useful than a questionnaire?
It provides in-depth responses
It allows you to ask closed-ended questions
It is easy to analyze with numbers
It is faster and cheaper
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Which source of information is likely to be the most credible?
A social media post from a celebrity
A blog post by an anonymous writer
A 4-year-old newspaper article
A recent magazine article about technology
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Primary research involves gathering new data that has never been collected before.
False
True
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What is the main goal of conducting research?
To ask random questions
To gather and analyze information
To copy information from the internet
To prove a hypothesis is wrong
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Which of the following is an example of primary research?
Conducting a survey
Watching a documentary
Using data from an old report
Reading a newspaper article
