Practice Quiz Chapter 07

. In ________, the idea is to provide a holistic account of a phenomenon or social problem.

. A ________ design can be used as an exploratory study in which no hypothesis is tested.

. A(n) ________ asks the question "Is there a relationship between variables x and y in entity A?" or "What is going on?"

. ________ are really comparisons of two or more case studies.

. A(n) ________ compares case studies of the relationships between the same variables done for different entities at the same point in time.

. A(n) ________ is required if the aim of the research is to determine the effect that a change in one variable has on another.

. The research question is larger, more complex, and more explanatory in nature in ________.

. ________ are not appropriate for testing causal relationships.

. A(n) ________ asks the question "Does a change in the independent variable produce a change in the dependent variable?"

. An experimental design is used to determine whether changes in the ________ variable actually produce changes in the ________ variable.

. A ________ can demonstrate changes in the differences between groups over time, but it does not provide the tools to test hypotheses about factors that cause changes in differences.

. The fundamental requirement of a(n) ________ is that the researcher has some control over variation in the independent variable while controlling for the influence of other variables.

. There can be ________ basic types of relationships among variables.

. Prior to selecting your methodology, you must first formulate your ________.

. In the experiment, the experimental group receives the independent variable while the control group does not. The independent variable is said to be ________ for the control group.

. In quantitative research, the relationship between two variables is formulated by devising a(n) ________.

. If a change in one variable produces a change in the other variable, the variables are said to be ________.

. All of the following are reasons to undertake a comparison study EXCEPT ________.

. The ________ is the only design truly adequate for testing a causal hypothesis.

. All one of the following are steps of setting up a comparison study EXCEPT ________.

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. In ________, the idea is to provide a holistic account of a phenomenon or social problem.

. A ________ design can be used as an exploratory study in which no hypothesis is tested.

. A(n) ________ asks the question "Is there a relationship between variables x and y in entity A?" or "What is going on?"

. ________ are really comparisons of two or more case studies.

. A(n) ________ compares case studies of the relationships between the same variables done for different entities at the same point in time.

. A(n) ________ is required if the aim of the research is to determine the effect that a change in one variable has on another.

. The research question is larger, more complex, and more explanatory in nature in ________.

. ________ are not appropriate for testing causal relationships.

. A(n) ________ asks the question "Does a change in the independent variable produce a change in the dependent variable?"

. An experimental design is used to determine whether changes in the ________ variable actually produce changes in the ________ variable.

. A ________ can demonstrate changes in the differences between groups over time, but it does not provide the tools to test hypotheses about factors that cause changes in differences.

. The fundamental requirement of a(n) ________ is that the researcher has some control over variation in the independent variable while controlling for the influence of other variables.

. There can be ________ basic types of relationships among variables.

. Prior to selecting your methodology, you must first formulate your ________.

. In the experiment, the experimental group receives the independent variable while the control group does not. The independent variable is said to be ________ for the control group.

. In quantitative research, the relationship between two variables is formulated by devising a(n) ________.

. If a change in one variable produces a change in the other variable, the variables are said to be ________.

. All of the following are reasons to undertake a comparison study EXCEPT ________.

. The ________ is the only design truly adequate for testing a causal hypothesis.

. All one of the following are steps of setting up a comparison study EXCEPT ________.

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