MCQ Bank
A common error in the reliability and validity of secondary data is _________________.
- A) Coding difficulties
- B) Non-Reactive Data
- C) Data must be adjusted for comparability over time
- D) Fallacy of misplaced concreteness
A_____________________ is the summary description of a given variable in a population
- A) Unit of data collection
- B) Observation unit
- C) Statistic
- D) Parameter
It is the opposite of Discriminant Validity
- A) Divergent validity
- B) Test-retest Reliability
- C) Convergent Validity
- D) Discriminant Validity
In the conclusions section of an industry-based case study, the recommended action plan is fully analyzed in terms of its:
- A) viability
- B) feasibility
- C) benefit to the company
- D) viability, feasibility, and benefit to the company
_____________ is considered as a basic and very minimum index of content validity
- A) Content validity
- B) Construct validity
- C) Criterion-related validity
- D) Face validity
The scientific requirements of a project call for the operational requirements to be ___________
- A) Analytical
- B) Practical
- C) Theoratical
- D) Hypothetical
The great strength of the survey as a primary data collecting approach is its ___________
- A) Versatility
- B) Hypothesis
- C) Data
- D) Methodology
__________ allows researchers to reach a large audience, to personalize individual messages
- A) Electronic interactive media
- B) All of Above
- C) Non-Interactive Media Non- Electronic interactive media
- D) Non-Interactive Media
The reliability of a measure indicates the extent to which it is
- A) Economical, without bias, and error-free
- B) Economical and error-free
- C) Economical
- D) Error free
In ______________, one experimental group and one control group can be given the both pretest and the posttest and other two groups will be given only the posttest.
- A) Pretest and Posttest Experimental and Control Group Design
- B) One Group Pretest-posttest Design
- C) Two Groups Posttest-only Design
- D) Solomon’s Four Group Design
The use of __________ implies a statement of “greater than” or “less than” without stating how much greater or less
- A) Ordinal scales
- B) Nominal scales
- C) Interval Scale
- D) Ratio Scale
From the perspective of purpose of the study, a research can be
- A) Explanatory
- B) Exploratory
- C) Descriptive
- D) All of Them
Which one is not type of non-probability sampling?
- A) Convenience Sampling
- B) Purposive Sampling
- C) Random sampling
- D) Quota Sampling
___________ have the power of nominal and ordinal scales plus one additional strength
- A) Ordinal scales
- B) Ratio Scale
- C) Nominal scales
- D) Interval Scale
Indexes are often measured at the __________ level.
- A) None of above
- B) Interval
- C) Ratio or Interval
- D) Ratio
When it appears evident to experts that the measure provides adequate coverage of the concept, a measure has _________.
- A) Face validity
- B) Construct validity
- C) Content validity
- D) Criterion-related validity
Personal interviews conducted in shopping malls are referred to as _________________
- A) Shopping intercept interviews
- B) Mall intercept interviews
- C) Market intercept interviews
- D) Mass intercept interviews
Quantitative research produces -------------
- A) hard data
- B) soft data
- C) both types of data
- D) no type of data
When responses on two comparable sets of measures tapping the same construct are highly correlated, it is called as
- A) Parallel-form reliability
- B) Discriminant Validity
- C) Convergent Validity77
- D) Test-retest Reliability
The type of research that entails observation of events in natural settings and the direct involvement of the researcher is ……………….
- A) Survey
- B) Field research
- C) Case study
- D) Ethno-methodology