Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Variable

Hypothesis

Formulation

Census

Population

The Zimbardo Prison Experiment in 1971

The Little Albert Experiment in 1920

The Nazi Experiments Between 1939 and 1945

The Milgram Obedience Experiments Between 1960 and 1963

The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment Between 1932 and 1972

Discovery of America

Colonization of Africa

World War II

Independence of USA

Cold War

I-II-V-II-IV

V-III-I-IV-II

II-IV-III-V-I

II-III-I-V-IV

I-IV-III-V-II

Differs

Proposes

Determines

Adds

Refutes

The appropriation of another person’s ideas, processes, results, or words without giving appropriate credit.

Manipulating research materials, equipment, or processes.

Changing or omitting data or results such that the research is not accurately represented in the research record.

Deliberate deception and/or exploitation of research participants.

Something that is false or not real.

It enables to describe populations and phenomena in a detailed way based on figures or data.

Observation and experimentation are the strategies that can be employed to test an assumption.

It enables a researcher to make propositions out of relationships between two or more variables.

Experimentation is the most used strategy by political scientists, or other social sciences.

It provides reliable data that is numeric in nature obtained through testing or comparing ideas.

Objectiveness

Descriptiveness

Referentiality

Correlationality

Validity

Determine the rationale for mixed design

Collect the data of mixed research

Determine if mixed design is appropriate

Analyse the mixed research data

Select mixed research and sampling design

Convergent design

Explanatory design

Embedded design

Transformative design

Single phase design

Identify the major objectives and conclusions

State the results and implications in the first sentence

Identify the major results from the discussion or results section

Remove extra words and phrases

Revise the paragraph so that the abstract conveys only the essential information

When carrying out complex statistical tests

When describing the basic qualities of the data

When solving mathematical equations

When drawing graphs and figures

When preparing the data

The researcher has to learn about multiple methods and approaches and understand how to combine them appropriately.

Some of the details of mixed research remain to be worked out fully by research methodologists.

 Methodological purists contend that one should always work within either a qualitative or quantitative paradigm.

It is easy to conduct.

It can be concluded that qualitative and quantitative research blended together
create more entire knowledge necessary to notify theory and practice.

Achievement of normal science starts consensus phase.

During normal science there is a consensus among the community of scientists about how to proceed.

The process during normal science is similar to puzzle solving.

In normal science, assumptions are usually implicit.

The  framework established strictly defines the moves.

I and II

II and III

I

III

I and III

Official materials published on a recognized institutional website.

Electronically readable books written by subject experts.

Lecture or research notes on the site of an academic working at a recognized institution.

The material on organization websites that is written by enthusiasts rather than experts.

Already published journal articles and book chapters that have been posted, usually in PDF format, on an academic’s home page.

To identify the field and specific context in which the topic is located.

To decide which research and methodology will be adopted, which type of data may be collected and analyzed.

To feel attached to your field of research.

To deepen your knowledge related to the key concepts of the research topic

To avoid the mistakes that past studies reported.

Argument

Variable

Hypothesis

Identification

Thesis

Survey

Hypothesis

Data collection

Theoretical Framework

Action Research