Research Design quizzes
55 quizzes by 44 users · Page 1 of 2
This page gathers Research Design quizzes on study designs, observation and questionnaires. They give university students practice with research methods and offer teachers ready-made material. Explore more than 40 quizzes made by over 30 users, with a focus on university-level study.
Select topic
- Identifying a Research Problem46
- Research Questions, Aims and Objectives21
- Research Hypotheses and Variables7
- Research Paradigms and Approaches34
- Purposes of Research13
- Qualitative Research15
- Quantitative Research17
- Mixed Methods Research28
- Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs63
- Non-Experimental Research Designs21
- Case Study Research10
- Sampling and Data Collection17
- Validity and Bias in Research13
Quizzes
-
36 questionsIntroduction to Study Design Which of the following is a characteristic of experimental clinical research?
-
67 questionsCross-Cultural Research Methods Which of the following statements is correct?
-
99 questions1. Naming, selecting and interpreting quantitative research designs, including meta-analysis. What are 'observational methods'
-
35 questionspsy350 exam 2 Given the concerns listed, identify which design would be better. Twyla wants to minimize the potential imp...
-
66 questions307 test 2
-
44 questionsResearch Methods What is the key feature of a quasi-experimental design?
-
19 questionsQuiz 13 A company that owned several hospitals in rural areas of the south went bankrupt and, over a couple of mont...
-
50 questionsExam 3 (CH. 8-10) A problem with nonequivalent group designs is that any differences found could be explained by differences ...
-
21 questionsComprehension and interpretation of information about a sample research study Taking the idea that the more jealous someone is the more likely there are to be violent, what would the co...
-
40 questionsEBP Final Which of the following are the three criteria for establishing a causal relationship?
-
45 questionsObservational methods 1 Observational methods are a recent innovation in human research
-
36 questionsWeek 3 Research design's are techniques for collecting data involving a specific instrument (e.g.) survey, questio...
-
66 questionsResearch exam 3 Which of the following is not required for an experimental study?
-
32 questionsSubject Selection, Intro to Critical Review
-
30 questionsBiostat 31-60 31. CS Choose the case-control study characteristics:
-
19 questionsUntitled Which of the following factors is considered a measure to keep the conditions of a quantitative study uniform?
-
36 questions307 Q2 - Non-experimental designs In a non-experimental design the independent variables are controlled?
-
21 questionsResearch Methods Final Exam What is a P-value?
-
30 questions1-30 First CS Select the definition of "Research":
-
13 questionsConcept 10 Practice Quiz
-
12 questionsExam 3 (#26-37)
-
10 questions211 final set 3 What is the main implication of Bowman et al.’s (2010) multitasking article?
-
13 questionsExam 3 (#38-50) When comparing means in a two-group design, which statistical analysis is most appropriate?
-
15 questionsExam 3 (#11-25) Which research design is being used by a researcher comparing self-esteem scores for children from divorced...
-
10 questionsGeneral Methodological Concepts of Research What is the difference between Interventional and Observational?
-
7 questionsConcept 11 Practice Quiz Historical research seeks to relate dates, times, and facts as its primary function.
-
14 questionsLecture: Correlational Designs You can claim causality with a correlation
-
10 questionsExam 3 (#'s 1-10) A problem with nonequivalent group designs is that any differences found could be explained by differences ...
-
6 questionsDefinitions and assumptions underpinning research designs and methods Which of the following statements is false? Using a within-subjects design means that:
-
8 questionsChap 7 What is one of the main differences between quantitative and qualitative research?
-
12 questionsBRT - CH. 9 - Questionnaire The hypotheses of a study are a good starting point when designing a questionnaire.
-
8 questionsQuiz 5 What are types of bias affecting the "internal validity" of a study?
-
9 questionsWeek 6 part 1 Quasi-experimental designs (QEDs) are basically just True experimental designs (TEDs) because
-
15 questionsBRT - Ch. 8 - Observation Observational methods are best suited for research requiring non-self-report descriptive data; that is when...
-
8 questionsTopic 10 Quiz - RDA1
-
3 questionsResearch Exam 3 PPQ The purpose of control in a study design is to:
-
22 questionsResearch Methods A within-subjects design involves a study that has:
-
20 questionsResearch 1015 quiz Ethnographic study involves what?
-
20 questionsBRT - CH. 6 Which type of study is most suitable when there is little to no insight in a certain problem or when there ...
-
7 questionsTopic 6 Which are the types of research design and it sub-classes?
More Research Design resources
About research design quizzes
GoConqr OriginalWhat research design quizzes cover
These quizzes give you questions on several ways to design a study. Introduction to Study Design asks about experimental clinical research, causation and the relationship between case control and cohort studies. Lecture: Correlational Designs asks about correlation and causality. Other quizzes cover observation, questionnaires and non-experimental designs.
How to use them
Start with Introduction to Study Design if you want to practise distinguishing between study types. For a closer look at a particular approach, choose the correlational designs quiz or the quiz on observation. Work through the questions and note any terms or distinctions you want to revisit.
If you need to see how design choices connect, switch to a mind map on the Research Design unit page. For a quick review of individual concepts, use a flashcard deck there, then return to a quiz. Teachers can also use the quizzes as ready-made material for practice.
Choose a quiz that matches the topic you want to review.
Frequently asked questions
Which quiz should I start with?
Start with Introduction to Study Design for questions on experimental clinical research, causation and study types. If you already have a topic in mind, Lecture: Correlational Designs offers a more focused set of questions about correlation, while another quiz looks at observational methods.
Are these quizzes free to use?
Yes. Every quiz listed here is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources were made by GoConqr users.
Who are these quizzes for?
The collection is mainly suited to university students practising research design and methods. Teachers can also use the quizzes as ready-made material. Topics include experimental and correlational designs, observation and questionnaires, so you can choose questions that match the area you are working on.