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Question-1
The experiments in which independent variables is selected rather than carried or manipulated by the experimenter are called:

(A) Fixed experiments	(B) Positive experiments
(C) Quasi – experiments	(D) Pure experiments

Question-2
which of the following statement is not correct?

(A) A positive correlation indicates that as the value of one variable increases, the value of the other variable will also increases.	(B) In a zero correlation no correlation exist between the two variables.
(C) A negative correlation indicates that as the value of one variable increases the value of the other decrease.	(D) A positive correlation indicates that as the value of one variable increases, the value of the other variable decreases.

Question-3
The situation where one interviewer interviews another person is called as:

(A) Individual to group	(B) Group to group
(C) Individual to Individual	(D) Group to individual

Question-4
In physiological information the information collected relates to:

(A) Height	(B) Weight
(C) Level of fatigue	(D) All of the above

Question-5
In a demographic information the information includes:

(A) Psychological information	(B) Ecological information
(C) Personal information	(D) Physiological information

Question-6
Which of the following statement is true?

(A) In a survey method, information can be gathered quickly and efficiently from thousands of persons.	(B) In a survey method, public opinion on new issue can be obtained almost as soon as the issue arises.
(C) In a survey method, people may give inaccurate information because of memory lapses or they may not what to let the researcher know and what to let the researcher known and what they really believe about a particular issue.	(D) All the above

Question-7
The steps of investigation in a scientific research includes:

(A) Conceptualization of a problem	(B) Collection of data
(C) Drawing conclusions	(D) All of the above

Question-8
The situation in which one interviewer interviews a group of persons is called:

(A) Individual to individual	(B) Individual to group
(C) Group to group	(D) Group to individuals

Question-9
If you and your friend measure who length of a table using the same measuring device, it is likely that both of you would arrive at the same conclusion about its length. This is an example of

(A) Objectivity	(B) Variability
(C) Acceptability	(D) None of the above

Question-10
Naturalistic observation can be conducted in :

(A) Hospitals	(B) Home
(C) Schools	(D) All of the above

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