What is the difference between the research problem and the research hypothesis?
What will be an ideal response?
The problem asks a question about the relationship between two (or more) variables. The hypothesis states the expected answer to the question.
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The provost is interested in what it is like to be a teacher at a Research I Institution. He selects three specific types of participants for his study. Those who teach only advanced doctoral students, those who teach only undergraduate survey courses, and those who teach a mix of course levels. The provost is illustrating
a. homogeneous sampling b. intensity sampling c. criterion sampling d. snowball sampling
What are the two components of human identity?
a. separateness and belonging b. uniqueness and difference c. happiness and sadness d. independence and helplessness
Historically, people of color have not had the same opportunities as others for high levels of education to secure high paying jobs. Research shows that achievement levels in schools are highly correlated to
a. lack of educational resources and opportunities for people of color. b. implicit bias and lack of student motivation. c. large class sizes and poor instruction in urban school settings. d. income levels of parents and the opportunities they have for jobs and housing.
The iPod is a portable digital music player that can also be used to store photos or even movies
a. True b. False