The information’s to be collected in survey method are related to Options: A) Present position B) Aims of the research C) The attainment of the aim of the research D) All the above
D) All the above
Which one of the characteristic is not related to survey method of research? Options: A) It organises scientific principles B) It is comparatively more difficult and changeable C) It requires imaginary planning D) It is not related with person's qualities
A) It organises scientific principles
The Historical method is related with Options: A) The history oriented researches only B) The researches of history and Archaeology C) The historical researches conducted in all the disciplines D) None of the above is correct
C) The historical researches conducted in all the disciplines
Which of the following method is free from the difficulties related with sampling, control and validity of inferences? Options: A) Historical method B) Philosophical method C) Experimental method D) Survey method
A) Historical method
The internal validity related with inferences is associated to Options: A) Ex Post Faco method of research B) Experimental method of research C) Both of the above D) None of the above
B) Experimental method of research
Ex Post Faco method of research is associated to Options: A) Sample B) Control C) Validity related with inferences D) All the above
Ethics is related with Options: A) Beliefs of the person B) Nature of Law C) Civic principles and rights D) All the above
According to Mouly, the type of research methods is Options: A) Historical method B) Survey method C) Experimental method D) All the above methods
D) All the above methods
In ExPost Faco research the position of the variable is Options: A) Generally the Independent variable happened before the research B) The researcher begins with single dependent and independent variables C) And after it he studies the possible relation in a regressed form D) All the above
The experimental method is Options: A) A method for verifying a hypothesis B) A method deriving inferences C) A variable controlling method D) None of the above
A) A method for verifying a hypothesis