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What is the initial step in the action research process?

a) Formulate a hypothesis

b) Review literature

c) Identify a topic

d) Collect data

Answer: c) Identify a topic

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What is the goal of reporting findings in action research?

a) To present conclusions

b) To identify flaws in the hypothesis

c) To explore alternative explanations

d) To finalize the research


Answer: c) To explore alternative explanations

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Which method involves testing specific hypotheses in action research?

a) Interviews

b) Experiments

c) Observations

d) Focus groups


Answer: b) Experiments

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Which of these is not included in the action research cycle?

a) Report findings

b) Collect data

c) Ignore results

d) Review literature


Answer: c) Ignore results

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Which of these is an outcome of reporting findings in action research?

a) Generating new surveys

b) Exploring alternative explanations

c) Identifying topics

d) Reviewing literature


Answer: b) Exploring alternative explanations

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What is the purpose of reviewing previous literature in action research?

a) To create a survey

b) To develop a hypothesis

c) To finalize findings

d) To analyze data


Answer: b) To develop a hypothesis

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Which step involves summarizing the results and reflecting on the research process?

a) Formulating a hypothesis

b) Reporting findings

c) Data collection

d) Literature review



Answer: b) Reporting findings

200

What type of method is associated with tests and surveys?

a) Exploratory

b) Qualitative

c) Positivist

d) Observational


Answer: c) Positivist

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What precedes formulating a hypothesis in action research?

a) Literature review

b) Data analysis

c) Experimentation

d) Reporting findings



Answer: a) Literature review

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 What type of data is primarily collected in a positivist framework?

a) Subjective

b) Quantitative

c) Narrative

d) Contextual


Answer: b) Quantitative

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Which of the following is part of analyzing data in action research?

a) Formulating a hypothesis

b) Reporting findings

c) Exploring alternative explanations

d) Reviewing previous literature


Answer: c) Exploring alternative explanations

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What is a positivist research method primarily concerned with?

a) Subjective understanding

b) Objectivity and measurement

c) Exploration of emotions

d) Flexible methodologies


Answer: b) Objectivity and measurement

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 What does analyzing data in action research help uncover?

a) Research objectives

b) Survey questions

c) Alternative explanations

d) Experimental designs


Answer: c) Alternative explanations

300

Which term best describes the research design focused on objectivity and measurement?

a) Constructivist

b) Positivist

c) Ethnographic

d) Interpretivist


Answer: b) Positivist

300

24. Which aspect is commonly reassessed during data analysis?

a) Initial topic selection

b) Positivist framework

c) Alternative explanations

d) Hypothesis formulation


Answer: c) Alternative explanations

400

What comes after formulating a hypothesis in action research?

a) Analyze data

b) Develop research design

c) Collect data

d) Report findings


Answer: b) Develop research design

400

Surveys are part of which type of research approach?

a) Ethnographic

b) Positivist

c) Constructivist

d) Qualitative



Answer: b) Positivist

400

 Which step involves gathering specific data to answer research questions?

a) Reporting findings

b) Data collection

c) Literature review

d) Identifying a topic


Answer: b) Data collection

400

What is the role of literature review in action research?

a) To collect numerical data

b) To explore prior studies and theories

c) To test hypotheses

d) To develop new findings



Answer: b) To explore prior studies and theories

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25. Which of the following is typically excluded from a positivist approach?

a) Quantitative analysis

b) Objectivity

c) Surveys

d) Personal reflections


Answer: d) Personal reflections

500

 Which of these is not a positivist method?

a) Surveys

b) Experiments

c) Case studies

d) Tests


Answer: c) Case studies

500

 In the research cycle, what is typically conducted after hypothesis formulation?

a) Reporting findings

b) Research design

c) Literature review

d) Topic identification


Answer: b) Research design

500

 Why is research design important in action research?

a) It replaces hypothesis formulation

b) It ensures the process is objective and systematic

c) It finalizes the results

d) It skips data collection



Answer: b) It ensures the process is objective and systematic

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What distinguishes action research from other types of research?

a) Subjectivity in results

b) Cyclical and iterative process

c) Exclusion of surveys

d) Absence of hypotheses


Answer: b) Cyclical and iterative process

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22. What is emphasized in the positivist design of research?

a) Experimental and quantifiable methods

b) Open-ended interviews

c) Observational techniques

d) Emotional reflection



Answer: a) Experimental and quantifiable methods