Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Research ethics is a matter of judgment and/ or evaluation in terms of right/wrong actions (of researchers) and/or good/bad consequences (resulting from those actions). Furthermore, our evaluations can vary in several important respects; notably according to what sort of thing is being evaluated and in terms of what standard is. Which of the following is an example of “what standard is”?

On what basis does a utilitarian approach judge ethicality of researchers' actions?

"It was carried out  in 1971 as a prison experiment in which some male college students were recruited and randomly assigned the roles of “guard” and “prisoner.”

Who carried out the notorious experiment mentioned above?

What does instrument fidelity refer to as an MMR rationale?

I. Allows for group administration.

II. Allows for random sampling.

III. Cost efficiency is high. 

IV. Standardization of responses is very hard.

Which of the above is true about face-to-face data collection method?

Which of the following is not one of the qualities of a good research question?

Which element of a paragraph relates to that the sentences should be arranged in a logical manner and should follow a definite plan for development?

Although there is no strict rule behind what percentage is needed,what percentage of the population the researcher may draw his or her own limitation and decide that he or she is likely to reach?

Which of the following refers to the correctness, appropriateness, meaningfulness, and usefulness of the data collected or the relevancy of the data collection instrument?

"An ethical perspective that treats the character of researchers as the primary focus of ethical evaluation."

Which ethical perspective is defined above?

Political sciences, or international relations fields value policy decisions and the changing trends of individuals based on policy making decisions or applications, therefore through a ...................., the researcher can collect data from similar samples at different times.

Fill in the blank above with the correct survey type.

If the purpose of the researcher is to make generalizations to the population, what is the most reliable sampling strategy?

If a researcher chooses mixed methods in order to get further details, improve and interpret the results of different methods, what is his/her motivation?

What is the name of the research design in which the dependent variable is subjected to pretest and post-test procedures prior to testing the independent variable experimentally?

• Variety in data collection
• Aid to other data collection techniques
• Quick access
• Direct focus onto the topic
• Low costs

Which of the data collection technique in a qualitative research may produce the advantages above?

Which of the following defines the “abstracting and indexing services for the scholarly literature”?

Which of the concepts below is based on positivist paradigm, which advocates that reality will surface precisely through logic and experiment?

Which one of the following can be defined for the term, "paradigm"?