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Research Methodology Question

This document outlines the structure and content of a research methodology exam consisting of 3 parts over 2 hours with a total of 50 marks. Part A includes 10 multiple choice questions worth 1 mark each about key research terminology and concepts. Part B requires answering 5 out of 7 short answer questions worth 2 marks each. Topics include defining research, types of research, sampling methods, research design and objectives. Part C requires a 10 mark answer explaining the steps in writing a research report. The exam also includes matching, true/false and short answer questions testing understanding of research methodology terms and processes.

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Research Methodology Question

This document outlines the structure and content of a research methodology exam consisting of 3 parts over 2 hours with a total of 50 marks. Part A includes 10 multiple choice questions worth 1 mark each about key research terminology and concepts. Part B requires answering 5 out of 7 short answer questions worth 2 marks each. Topics include defining research, types of research, sampling methods, research design and objectives. Part C requires a 10 mark answer explaining the steps in writing a research report. The exam also includes matching, true/false and short answer questions testing understanding of research methodology terms and processes.

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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

SEMESTER V
PART – A

TIME :- 2 HOURS
MARKS :- 50
I Choose the best answer 10X1=10

1. The measured variable influenced by the independent


variable
a)dependent variable b) situational variable c) Mediating
variable
2. A statistical technique used to measure the strength and
nature of the relationship between two variables
a)correlation method b) F test C) T- Test
3. Hypothesis is usually considered as the
_________instrument
a) Principal b) proposition c) Parallel
4. Coding refers to the process of assigning____________
a)numerals b) theory c) Flow
5. Null hypothesis are chosen before_____________
a)Sample b) Human Support c) variable
6. A research in common refers to search of _____________
a)Technical b)Knowledge c)Servicing
7. Quantitative research involves the ____________ of data
a)Generating b) Diverting c) fixing
8. The larger group of people or animals from which
samples are drawn ____________
a)population b) sample c) counterbalancing
9. The group that receives the treatment _____________ PART-B
a)Experimental group b) Human Support c) variable Answer any five 5X2=10
10. The only research method capable of showing 1. Define Research?
cause and effect 2. What are the types of Research?
a)Experiment b) Questionnaire c) Schedule 3. What are the benefits of a non probability sampling?
4. What are the benefits of a probability sampling
II Match the Following 5. What do you mean by Exploratory Research
5X1 =5 6. What is Research design?
7. Define causal research
1) Adequate ------------ numerals 8. What do you mean by Business Research?
2) coding ------------ Erasing
3) Editing ------------ secondary Answer any two of the following 2x5=10
4) Personal interview------------ Human welfare 1) Explain about the features of a good design?
5) Basic Research ------------ face to face 2) What are the characteristics of hypothesis?
3) Explain about the objectives of research?
III. True OR False
5X1 =5 PART-C

1) The secondary data are collected for the first time. Answer the following 1x10=10
2) Research report consider normal component.
1. Explain briefly about the steps in writing a Research
3) Quantitative research based on the measurement.
Report?
4) The availability of time and money for the research work.
5) Adequacy of data of accuracy achieved in data

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