Qualiative and quantitative methods
It's the data we can measure.
Quantitative
It is to collect scientific data through scientific methods.
scientific research
It's the study of the nature of knowledge.
Mention an unethical behavior during an interview.
(Answers vary)
It is defined as the human effort to understand the natural world that surrounds us.
Science
Name of the group of people that participates in a research.
Sample
Has science knowledge changed over time?
Yes
If you know that giraffes are big because you saw that in video, you posses direct or indirect knowledge?
Indirect
Mention an unethical behavior concerning the participants
•Not maintaining confidentiality
•The possibility of causing harm
•Seeking sensitive information
•Providing incentives
•Not seeking consent
It is the study of the methods.
Methodology
The reference period is based in a result of the upcoming future. It's a ___ study
Prospective study
Best method that you can use to gather information of the behavior of a group of people or animals.
Observation
According rationalism, People are not born with knowledge.
True or false?
False
Process where we clean the data
Editing
Skills, rules and operations to manage the instruments that help in the application of the method.
Techniques
Mention two aspects to write a good question in a questionnaire.
◆Always use simple and everyday language
◆Do not use ambiguous questions.
◆Do not ask double-barrelled questions.
◆Do not ask leading questions.
◆Do not ask questions that are based on presumptions
It's a text that explains thoroughly a topic.
Monography
Mention an important author of the empiricsm
Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, David Hume
What is the purpose of coding the data?
To manipulate it in an easier way.
Type of science that deals with abstract concepts such as numbers.
Formal science
the fishbowl draw is a type of _____ sampling
random sampling
In this type of research, entire communities are observed objectively.
Ethnography
What are the four characteristics of the scientific knowledge?
Objective, Verifiable, fallible, systematic
What are the three stakeholders in a research.
•The researcher
•Research participants or subjects
•The funding body
Method that centers from particular events to general events.
Inductive