📋 Self-Assessment Quiz (10 Questions)

 

📋 Self-Assessment Quiz (10 Questions)

 

Instructions: Answer the following questions to test your learning. 

Each correct answer = 1 point.

 

Define the difference between inductive and deductive research.

 

Name any two types of research paradigms.

 

What are SMART objectives in research?

 

Give one example of exploratory research.

 

Why is operationalization important in research?

 

Which research design is used for hypothesis testing?

 

What are the three pillars of the Research ?

 

What is the main purpose of a literature review?

 

Mention one common mistake in research design.

 

What ethical document is required for human participant studies?

 

Scoring:

8–10: Research Ready!

 

5–7: Solid Foundation — Review key days

 

1–4: No worries! Revisit posts and try again.

 

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