Deck 4: Part D: Analysis and Report Writing
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Deck 4: Part D: Analysis and Report Writing
1
Which of the following is incorrect when naming a variable in SPSS?
A) Must begin with a letter and not a number
B) Must end in a full stop
C) Cannot exceed 64 characters
D) Cannot include symbols such as ?, & and %
A) Must begin with a letter and not a number
B) Must end in a full stop
C) Cannot exceed 64 characters
D) Cannot include symbols such as ?, & and %
B
2
Which of the following is not an SPSS Type variable?
A) Word
B) Numeric
C) String
D) Date
A) Word
B) Numeric
C) String
D) Date
A
3
A graph that uses vertical bars to represent data is called:
A) A bar chart
B) A pie chart
C) A line graph
D) A vertical graph
A) A bar chart
B) A pie chart
C) A line graph
D) A vertical graph
A
4
The purpose of descriptive statistics is to:
A) Summarize the characteristics of a data set
B) Draw conclusions from the data
C) None of the above
D) All of the above
A) Summarize the characteristics of a data set
B) Draw conclusions from the data
C) None of the above
D) All of the above
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5
The measure of the extent to which responses vary from the mean is called:
A) The mode
B) The normal distribution
C) The standard deviation
D) The variance
A) The mode
B) The normal distribution
C) The standard deviation
D) The variance
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6
To compare the performance of a group at time T1 and then at T2, we would use:
A) A chi-squared test
B) One-way analysis of variance
C) Analysis of variance
D) A paired t-test
A) A chi-squared test
B) One-way analysis of variance
C) Analysis of variance
D) A paired t-test
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7
A Type 1 error occurs in a situation where:
A) The null hypothesis is accepted when it is in fact true
B) The null hypothesis is rejected when it is in fact false
C) The null hypothesis is rejected when it is in fact true
D) The null hypothesis is accepted when it is in fact false
A) The null hypothesis is accepted when it is in fact true
B) The null hypothesis is rejected when it is in fact false
C) The null hypothesis is rejected when it is in fact true
D) The null hypothesis is accepted when it is in fact false
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8
The significance level
A) Is set after a statistical test is conducted
B) Is always set at 0.05
C) Results in a p-value
D) Measures the probability of rejecting a true null hypothesis
A) Is set after a statistical test is conducted
B) Is always set at 0.05
C) Results in a p-value
D) Measures the probability of rejecting a true null hypothesis
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9
To predict the value of the dependent variable for a new case based on the knowledge of one or more independent variables, we would use
A) Regression analysis
B) Correlation analysis
C) Kolmogorov-Smirnov test
D) One-way analysis of variance
A) Regression analysis
B) Correlation analysis
C) Kolmogorov-Smirnov test
D) One-way analysis of variance
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10
In conducting secondary data analysis, researchers should ask themselves all of the following EXCEPT:
A) Who produced the document?
B) Is the material genuine?
C) How can respondents be re-interviewed?
D) Why was the document produced?
A) Who produced the document?
B) Is the material genuine?
C) How can respondents be re-interviewed?
D) Why was the document produced?
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11
Which of the following are not true of reflexivity?
A) It recognizes that the researcher is not a neutral observer
B) It has mainly been applied to the analysis of qualitative data
C) It is part of a post-positivist tradition
D) A danger of adopting a reflexive stance is the researcher can become the focus of the study
A) It recognizes that the researcher is not a neutral observer
B) It has mainly been applied to the analysis of qualitative data
C) It is part of a post-positivist tradition
D) A danger of adopting a reflexive stance is the researcher can become the focus of the study
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12
Validity in qualitative research can be strengthened by all of the following EXCEPT:
A) Member checking for accuracy and interpretation
B) Transcribing interviews to improve accuracy of data
C) Exploring rival explanations
D) Analysing negative cases
A) Member checking for accuracy and interpretation
B) Transcribing interviews to improve accuracy of data
C) Exploring rival explanations
D) Analysing negative cases
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13
Qualitative data analysis programs are useful for each of the following EXCEPT:
A) Manipulation of large amounts of data
B) Exploring of the data against new dimensions
C) Querying of data
D) Generating codes
A) Manipulation of large amounts of data
B) Exploring of the data against new dimensions
C) Querying of data
D) Generating codes
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14
Which part of a research report contains details of how the research was planned and conducted?
A) Results
B) Design
C) Introduction
D) Background
A) Results
B) Design
C) Introduction
D) Background
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15
Which of the following is a form of research typically conducted by managers and other professionals to address issues in their organizations and/or professional practice?
A) Action research
B) Basic research
C) Professional research
D) Predictive research
A) Action research
B) Basic research
C) Professional research
D) Predictive research
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16
Plagiarism can be avoided by:
A) Copying the work of others accurately
B) Paraphrasing the author's text in your own words
C) Cut and pasting from the Internet
D) Quoting directly without revealing the source
A) Copying the work of others accurately
B) Paraphrasing the author's text in your own words
C) Cut and pasting from the Internet
D) Quoting directly without revealing the source
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17
In preparing for a presentation, you should do all of the following EXCEPT:
A) Practice the presentation
B) Ignore your nerves
C) Get to know more about your audience
D) Take an advanced look, if possible, at the facilities
A) Practice the presentation
B) Ignore your nerves
C) Get to know more about your audience
D) Take an advanced look, if possible, at the facilities
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18
You can create interest in your presentation by:
A) Using bullet points
B) Reading from notes
C) Maximizing the use of animation effects
D) Using metaphors
A) Using bullet points
B) Reading from notes
C) Maximizing the use of animation effects
D) Using metaphors
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19
In preparing for a viva or similar oral examination, it is best if you have:
A) Avoided citing the examiner in your thesis
B) Made exaggerated claims on the basis of your data
C) Published and referenced your own article(s)
D) Tried to memorize your work
A) Avoided citing the examiner in your thesis
B) Made exaggerated claims on the basis of your data
C) Published and referenced your own article(s)
D) Tried to memorize your work
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20
Grounded theory coding:
A) Makes use of a priori concepts from the literature
B) Uses open coding, selective coding, then axial coding
C) Adopts a deductive stance
D) Stops when theoretical saturation has been reached
A) Makes use of a priori concepts from the literature
B) Uses open coding, selective coding, then axial coding
C) Adopts a deductive stance
D) Stops when theoretical saturation has been reached
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