Thesis Writing

This technique is used to analyze primary or secondary sources that are available mostly in rural health units, hospitals, or community halls.

• questionnaire
• Observation
• Documentary analysis

An example of this question is "How can catering services be organized to promote job satisfaction? What type of Research question is this?

• situation-relating question
• situation-producing question
• factor-relating questions
• Non researchable questions

It provides exact values and can illustrate effects efficiency as it enables the researcher to present a large amount of data in a small amount of space.

• all of the above
• picture
• table
• graph

The Title page should be center-justified and in all capital letters, follows the inverted pyramid style, and is single-spaced.

• True
• False

What element of research methodology explains the specific type of research instrument that will be used such a questionnaire, checklist, questionnaire-checklist, interview schedule, teacher-devised test, and the like?

• None of the choices
• Statistical Treatment
• Instrument of the study
• Reseach design

This paradigm is used when the researcher is presenting an original paradigm. The requirement is that it must be scientific.

• None of the choices
• CP (criterion-predictor) model.
• –P models stands for additional box
• POM (proposed original model)

The studies can be in the form of theses, dissertations, or journal articles, among others. These are not considered as research literature.

• True
• False

What is the hypothesis that always expressed affirmatively and is called substantive or scientific hypothesis?

• Research hypothesis

Situation-producing question answers the "How can I make it happen" questions.

• True
• False

The basic form of a research questions involves the use of question words such as who, what, where, when, why, and how.

• True
• False

Systematic sampling is a method of selecting every nth element of the population e.g., every fifth, eighth, ninth, or eleventh element.

• True
• False

Purposive sampling is also called accidental or incidental sampling.

• True
• False

__ shows relations- comparisons and distribution in a set of data like absolute values, percentages, or index numbers.

• Graph

During the Defense which of the following the researchers must do first?

• Evaluation
• Orientation from the chairman of the panel
• Group presentation
• Defense- question and answers

What type of a sampling in which all the members of the entire population are given a chance of being selected?

• Simple random sampling
• Non-probability sampling
• Convenience sampling
• Probability sampling

In summary of findings, it summarizes the principal features of the study.

• True
• False

Equivalent test is an expression of how scores from the test are correlated with an external criterion.

• True
• False

What element of the Theoretical framework is the showcase of theses or dissertations carrying the same variables must be read by the researcher to determine previous findings regarding the same variables studied in the present thesis.

• REVIEW OF RELATED STUDIES

Acknowledgement sheet should be placed immediately after the title page. Generally, it contains statements of recommendation and acceptance.

• True
• False

Which of the following is the External criteria in formulating research problem?

• Ethical considerations
• Hazards, penalties, and handicaps
• Time factor

Percentage is the proportion expressed in % (proportion x 100).

• True
• False

__ is a tentative prediction about the relationship between two or more variables in a population under the study.

• Hypothesis

Title page has the following contents except,

• Title
• Approval Sheet
• Name/s of research proponent/s
• Degree Program

In this type of question, the respondents are free to give their opinions about an issue of concern?

• Subjective Type
• Combination type
• Coding type
• Completion type

The following questions aid the researcher in formulating the introduction except _______.

The sources of stress are related to the different coping mechanisms among businessmen. This statement is an example of what kind of hypothesis?

• simple
• Null
• non directional
• Alternative

IN summary of findings, the researchers must restatement of the main problem and sub-problems.

• True
• False

A research title must not come from personal experience, an article read, a scene witnessed or news heard for it will invalidate the study.

• True
• False

In this part of thesis writing, important terms used in the study must be defined clearly. Some of these terms appear in the thesis title, statement of the problem, paradigm of the study, and in the scope and delimitation.

• None of the choices
• Definition of Terms
• Paradigm of the study
• Statement of the Problem

The research title must have 10 to 15 words.

• True
• False

The setting of the problem describes to the reader the place where the research was conducted, as the setting has a significant bearing on the variables being studied.

• True
• False

Content validity also known as logical validity.

• True
• False

Which is not true about statistical treatment?

• involves constructing the instrument
• properly testing the hypothesis
• none of the choices
• Statistical treatment is the culmination of the long process of formulating a hypothesis.

These are questions that are answerable by yes or no. What type of question is this?

• non-researchable question
• researchable questions

Which of the following is not true about Research title?

• It must be self-explanatory
• None of the choices
• Title should summarize the main idea of the paper
• It must include the major variable/s

It is a traditional practice that the review of related literature is divided into foreign and local.

• True
• False

What branch of statistics involves making generalizations about the population through a sample drawn from it?

• both inferential and descriptive
• Descriptive statistics
• none of the choices
• Inferential statistics

When a term is defined according to how it is used in the study, then it is operationally defined.

• True
• False

__ involves tabulating, depicting, and describing a collection of data.

• Descriptive statistics

Good table is consistent with and is drawn in the same style/ similar figure in the same article, that is, lettering is of the same size and typeface.

• True
• False

The following are elements of the Problem and Its Background except,

• Statement of the Problem
• Statistical Treatment
• introduction
• Scope and Delimitation

Circle or pie graph is also called a 100% graph

• True
• False

What is the one-page diagrammatic presentation of the variables of the thesis for easy understanding?

• PARADIGM OF THE STUDY

A parameter is a numeric characteristic of a sample.

• True
• False

This refers to a model which explains how variables are interrelated.

• None of the choices
• Relevant Theories
• conceptual framework
• Paradigm of the study

Chart is used to describe the relations between and among parts of a group, or object or the sequence of operations in a process; a chart is usually a box connected with lines or arrows.

• True
• False

The traits of middle level managers do not significantly affect the productivity level of crews in food chains. This is an example of alternative hypothesis.

• True
• False

The references section should appear on a new page.

• True
• False

What do you call the propositions taken to be true based upon the presupposition without preponderance of the facts?

• Hypothesis of the study
• Paradigm of the study
• None of the choices
• Assumptions of the Study

These questions usually yield hypothesis testing or experimental study designs in which the researcher manipulates the variables to see what will happen.

• situation-relating questions

In writing the introduction, review of related theories are not necessary for they are to be discussed in the chapter 2 of the thesis.

• True
• False

There are three generally types of questions formulated in research.These are non researchable question, researchable question and open-ended questions.

• True
• False

It is very significant to note that the researcher must be totally aware of the purpose of the study or research problem.

• True
• False

This is/These are tentative answers to the posted problems.

• HYPOTHESES

What is this kind of hypothesis that is always expressed as a negative statement?

• Null
• Non directional
• simple
• Alternative

The following are essential elements of the Research Methodology except,

• none of the choices
• Research locale
• statistical treatment
• research design

The related literature is different from conceptual literature.

• True
• False

Approval sheet contains the following except,

• The approval of the date and the venue where the defense must be conducted
• The acceptance of the department and of the academic office.
• The approval of the adviser that the thesis proposal is complete and the recommendation for oral examination
• The approval of the panel of examiners that the thesis proposal has been examined

Time factor falls under what criteria?

• none of the choices
• Both external and internal criteria
• External criteria
• Internal Criteria

Which is true about z-test?

• It can be used for samples composed of at least 30 elements.
• It is used to compare two means: the sample mean and the perceived population mean
• Also known as the analysis of variance
• This is used in predicting the value of y given the value of x

The question "What relationships and interrelationships are observed between and among the following variables?" is what kind of research question?

• None of the choices
• Open-ended question
• Factor Relating question
• Factor-Isolating Questions

Mode is the most frequently occurring score in a distribution.

• True
• False

In refers to the number of individuals or cases located in each category on the scale of measurement.

• Frequency distribution
• Dsipersion
• Mean
• Measures of central tendency

This is the kind of reading which everyone does and is demonstrated by an individual who passes from illiteracy to literacy.

• ELEMENTARY READING

The word theory is derived from the Latin word, theoria, which means “vision.”

• True
• False

When a term is defined using books and dictionaries, then it is __ defined.

• operationally

Which is true about Recommendations?

• it is simply stated, devoid of any elaborated discussion of the findings.
• It summarizes the principal features of the study.
• all the choices are correct
• The researcher’s final recommendation is addressed to other researchers who may want to pursue similar studies

Which is not true about quantitative research?

• Quantitative researchers gather empirical evidences
• It utilizes deductive reasoning
• Quantitative research is the traditional procedures to acquire information
• none of the choices

They are adopted as a premise to the solution of the problem under study. This is _______?

• Assumptions of the study
• Paradigm of the Study
• Conceptual Framework
• Definition of terms

External support is also an essential element to look into in determining whether a research is feasible or not.

• True
• False

What is the sponsorship by a department or the institution itself in the gathering of data and defraying the cost of the study?

• ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT

The __ is a complete set of persons or objects that posses some common characteristics that are of interest to the researcher.

• population

It is very significant to note that the researcher must be totally aware of the purpose of the research problem.

• True
• False

The result of the clearer understanding of the theoretical or conceptual framework is a diagrammatic presentation of the study called the __.

• paradigm

This is used when relating and assessing the effects of two or more variables. What type of paradigm is this?

• IPO (input-process-output) model
• POM (proposed original model)
• CP (criterion-predictor) model

Which is true about Experimental research?

• This is ideal for the traditional research approach
• concerned primarily with cause and effect relationships
• It frequently uses a deductive or theory-testing approach.
• concerned with the use of numbers and statistical analyses

What kind of validity is determined by studying the questions to see whether they are able to elicit the necessary information?

• construct validity
• face validity
• all of the choices
• content validitay

Which is true about f-test?

• It can be used for samples composed of at least 30 elements
• This is used in predicting the value of y given the value of x
• It is used when there is a significant relationship between x and y variables.
• this is used when comparing the means of two or more independent groups

When a study investigates the common causes of absences, the content of the instrument must focus on these variables and indicators. This is called reliability.

• True
• False

Age is considered as what type of research question.

• Situation-relating questions
• Factor-Isolating Questions
• Factor-relating questions

Which is true about Qualitative Research?

• gather empirical evidences
• it uses numeric information that results from some type of formal measurement
• none of the choices
• deals with the issue of human complexity by exploring it directly

The introduction is very important in establishing the affective setting of the research.

• True
• False

Asking the level of performance is considered as?

• Situation-relating questions
• Situation-producing question
• Factor-Isolating Questions
• Factor-relating questions

What kind of questionnaire is a combination of two or more types of questions?

• Completion type
• Recognition typ
• Subjective Type
• Combination type

What is the method of choosing samples in which all the members of the population are given an equal chance of being selected?

• stratefied
• Simple Random
• Purposive
• Convenience

The cognitive setting of the research involves rationalizing why there is a need to research the problem.

• True
• False

What is the required spacing for thesis writing content?

• 1.0
• 1.5
• 2.0
• 0.5

This element of Theoretical framework contains theories that are partially or fully related to the present study are discussed to serve as a backgrounder on the variables being investigated.

• Conceptual Framework
• Relevant theories
• paradigm of the study
• review of related studies

In Unstructured Observation, the researcher devices a checklist as a data collection tool in which expected behaviors of interest have been specified.

• True
• False

Factor-relating questions isolate, categorize, describe, or name factors and situations.

• True
• False

What kind of hypothesis is formulated when predicting relationship between an independent variable and a dependent variable?

• Complex Hypothesis
• simple hypothesis
• Null hypothesis
• Alternative hypothesis

Experience, training, and professional qualifications falls under what criteria?

• None of the choices
• Both External and Internal Criteria
• External Criteria
• Internal Criteria

These are questions that are answerable by yes or no. This is?

• Yes or No questions
• None of the choices
• Open-ended questions
• Non-re searchable questions

The general problem is followed by specific problems that are usually stated as questions the researcher seeks to answer.

• True
• False

Measures of dispersion indicates where the center of the distribution tends to be located.

• True
• False

There is no significant relationship between the reasons for using alternative medicine and the level of comfort of the patients. This is an example of null hypothesis.

• True
• False

This part showcases the data for easy understanding of the reader.

• Interpretation
• Discussion
• Presentation of data
• Analyis

What is the term for middlemost value in a distribution below or above in which exactly 50% of cases are found is called medium.

• mean and median
• mean
• median
• mode

What do you call the factor-naming questions?

• Factor-related questions
• Factor-naming questions
• Factor-isolating questions
• Factor-researcher questions

It is used to represent simple quantitative differences between groups?

• pie graph
• Bar graph
• line graph
• Pictorial graph

Ethical considerations falls under what criteria?

• External Criteria
• Both external and internal criteria
• None of the choices
• Internal Criteria

What kind of internal consistency is a method of establishing internal consistency in which a test is given only once to the respondents?

• none of the choices
• Kuder-Richardson
• item-total correlation
• Split-half

During the Defense which of the following must be done last?

• Orientation from the chairman of the panel
• Evaluation
• None of the choices
• Group presentation