Quantitative
Methods of
Data Collection
Specific Article Knowledge
100

Systematic errors that can affect the validity, reliability, and credibility of study findings, leading to inaccurate conclusions.

What is Bias?
100

What is the name of the qualitative research method that all 139 undergraduates participated in?

Survey

100

This research study about overt/covert data collection is very important in its findings of personalized advertising and understanding user emotions, though was suprisingly not conducted in the United States. What country was the data collected from?

Greece

200

An unreliable survey question that asks about two separate issues but allows only one answer, making it hard to understand what part the respondent is answering.

What is a double barreled question?

200

In the research article, they use mild deception to mislead the participants to gather truthful responses. As long as the deceptive methods don't lead to bias or harm, and the participants are filled in afterwards, is this unethical?

No

200

Cognitive Response Favorability, Attitudes and Purchase Intentions were all examples of ____ used to evaluate the outcome or effect of the experiment based on the changes made to the Independent Variable.

Dependent Variable

300

The collection and analysis of measurable data to describe, predict, or control variables of interest, often using statistical, mathematical, or computational techniques.

What is quantitative research?

300

The process of selecting a subset of individuals from a larger population to make inferences about that population.

What is a sample?

300

What online survey platform was used to gather data collection for the research article?

Qualtrics

400

The factor that a researcher manipulates or observes to determine its effect on a dependent variable in quantitative research.

What is an independent variable?
400

A survey tool used to measure attitudes, opinions, or behaviors by asking respondents to indicate their level of agreement or disagreement with a statement, typically on a 5- or 7-point scale.

What is a Likert Scale?
400

The 4 emotions being measured and researched through the research studies are: A. Sadness, Happiness, Pride, Guilt  B. Sadness, Happiness, Anger, Sick C. Sadness, Happiness, Guilt, Anger D. Happiness, Shock, Anger, Guilt

A

500

Name 3 reasons why one might prefer quantitative research methods over qualitative?

you had like 4 months to learn this i hope you got it right
500

A quantitative tool used to measure attitudes, opinions, or behaviors by providing respondents with a range of response options.

What is a survey scale

500

To minimize selection bias and improve general response sampling, the researchers utilized what service to recruit a wide range of participants

ResearchMatch