LIST I LIST II A. External Criticism I. Pre-Experimental design B. The time series design II. Quasi Experimental design C. Internal criticism III. Accuracy or worth of the source D. The static-group comparison design IV. Authenticity or genuineness of data
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Matching Research Concepts
The question requires matching items from List-I (research concepts and designs) with their corresponding descriptions or types in List-II.
Matching List-I with List-II
- A. External Criticism is matched with IV. Authenticity or genuineness of data. External criticism evaluates whether the source itself is genuine.
- B. The time series design is matched with II. Quasi Experimental design. A time series design involves multiple measurements over time and is a type of quasi-experimental approach.
- C. Internal criticism is matched with III. Accuracy or worth of the source. Internal criticism assesses the credibility and accuracy of the information presented within the source.
- D. The static-group comparison design is matched with I. Pre-Experimental design. This design compares two groups, one receiving a treatment, and is considered a pre-experimental method.
Correct Match
Based on the matching:
- A - IV
- B - II
- C - III
- D - I
This combination corresponds to the first option provided.
Important Questions from Research Design
Design used in experimental research in which groups are randomly formed and that controls most sources of invalidity is known as
‘Which of the following are the complete experimental research designs?
(A) Factorial design
(B) One group after-only design
(C) Before-after design with one experiment and two control groups
(D) Latin square design
(E) One-group before-after design
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
The 'Age' of a respondent is an example of
The internal validity factor in research is related to the issue of
The post-test only control group design avoids:
