Q. The process not needed in experimental research is ControllingObservationReference collectionManipulation and replication Answer: Observation

Q. The F-test: Is essentially a two-tailed test.Is essentially a one-tailed test.Can be one-tailed as well as two-tailed depending on the hypotheses.Can never be one tailed test. Answer: Can be one-tailed as well as two-tailed depending on the hypotheses

Q. Which one among the following is the most comprehensive source of population data? CensusNational Sample SurveysDemographic Health SurveysNational Family Health Surveys Answer: Census

Q. Research problem is selected from the standpoint of Social relevanceFinancial supportResearcher's interestAvailability of relevant literature Answer: Social relevance

Q. "Sampling Cases" can be defined as Sampling using a sampling frameIdentifying people who are suitable for researchLiterally the researcher's brief caseA sampling of people, newspapers, television programs etc. Answer: A sampling of people, newspapers, television programs etc.

Q. Which technique is generally followed when the population is finite? Systematic Sampling TechniquePurposive Sampling TechniqueArea Sampling TechniqueNone of the above Answer: Systematic Sampling Technique

Q. What are the core elements of a dissertation? Introduction; Data Collection; Data Analysis; Conclusions and RecommendationsExecutive Summary; Literature Review; Data Gathered; Conclusions; BibliographyResearch Plan; Research Data; Analysis; ReferencesIntroduction; Literature Review; Research ...

Q. On what basis did Jean Piaget give his theory of cognitive development of humans? Evaluation ResearchFundamental ResearchApplied ResearchAction Research Answer: Fundamental Research

Q. Which one is called non-probability sampling? Quota samplingCluster samplingSystematic samplingStratified random sampling Answer: Quota sampling

Q. Authenticity of a research finding is its ValidityObjectivityOriginalityAll of the above Answer: Objectivity