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R & vanR Chapter 1 Quiz

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Please answer each of the following questions to help you self-assess your understanding of "Chapter 1: Research in the Real World" (Remler & Van Ryzin, 2010)
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2. Please Match the Term to Its Definition *This question is required.
Space Cell Pursuit of Knowledge to help in some practical problem or needResearch to describe how the world is. Contrasts with causal research.A process of scientific resoning in which theories lead to hypotheses (predictions) that are compared with data (observation).Pursuit of scientific knowledge that has no immediate practical applicationLimited to certain times, places, or contexts.Ethical research norm that dictates that people who participate in research are not harmed and they should benefit from the researchUnprocessed or unaggregated observations – raw data.Theory of knowledge, or ways of knowing.Answer to "what if?" questions. Contrasts with descriptive research.
Basic research
Deduction
Causal research
Descriptive research
Epistemology
Beneficence
Contingent
Applied research
Data
3. Please Match the Term to Its Definition *This question is required.
Space Cell The extent to which the results of a study project to a wider group of context of interest. Also called external validity.The original collection or analysis of data to answer a new research question or to produce new knowledge.Process in which studies or proposals are reviewed by a group of peers who render judgment.Social science research that patterns itself after the traditional scientific method of the natural sciences.Requires consideration of equity among subjects and fairness in regard to who in society becomes a research participantCollecting new data to provide a description or explanation of the world.The process in which an organization collects information to measure how well it is doing.A process of scientific reasoning in which systematic observation leads to the development of theory and hypotheses.Research to determine the impact of a program or intervention.
Generalizatbility
Justice
Primary research
Performance measurement
Primary data
Peer review
Induction
Positivism
Evaluation research
4. Please Match the Term to Its Definition *This question is required.
Space Cell Researchers who insist that social research start with strong theories and test these with emperical predictions.Data collected by others, such existing surveys, records or transcripts.The search for published sources describing the results of research or information provided by others.When two variables presumed to be causally related in fact are not. Any relationship is caused by due to a common cause.Techniques and procedures that produce research evidence.An approach that favors empiricism and applying the scientific method to social phenomena.How two different variables covary or are related.A way of knowing that that is based upon observation, logical explanation, predicition, openess, and skepticism.Dictates that people used as the subjects of research provide informed consent and are not corerced into participating in research.
Relationship
Spurious correlation
Respect for persons
Secondary research
Secondary data
Scientific method
Scientific realism
Research methods
Structuralists
5. Which of the following represents a way research has become a part of modern public policy and management? *This question is required.
6. Primary research includes: *This question is required.
7. The following is an example of a causal research question: *This question is required.
8. Someone who commissions research must be able to: *This question is required.
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