Reference no: EM132270647
1. Causal research designs are experimental. TRUE FALSE
2. Pure research is also referred to as basic research. TRUE FALSE
3. Results from a qualitative research study can be generalized to a population. TRUE FALSE
4. Hypothesis tesing is used to prove facts. TRUE FALSE
5. An independent variable is also known as a predictor variable. TRUE FALSE
6. A dependent variable is also known as an outcome variable. TRUE FALSE
7. An alternative hypothesis is a statement where no statistically significant relationship or statistically significant difference occurs between variables or groups. TRUE FALSE
8. It is possible to reject both the null and alternative hypotheses. TRUE/ FALSE
9. An alpha of .025 is the normally accepted cut-off for rejecting the null hypothesis and accepting the alternative hypothesis. TRUE/ FALSE
10. Correlation indicates that one variable causes an effect seen in another variable. TRUE /FALSE
11. After the statistical procedure has been completed, the calculated statistic’s p value is then compared to the alpha. If the p value is greater than the alpha, the null hypothesis is rejected, and the alternative hypothesis is accepted. TRUE// FALSE
12. Statistical tests are used to determine if the null hypothesis should be accepted or rejected based upon whether the test results are statistically significant or not. TRUE /FALSE
13. Exploratory research designs are experimental. TRUE/ FALSE
14. Statistically significant ANOVA results inform the researcher about where differences exist between means. TRUE/ FALSE