> > Business Research MCQs > Designing Management and Business Research MCQs

Designing Management and Business Research MCQ

1. The main purpose of collecting data from a sample is to ______.

Provide sufficient information at the beginning of a study to judge the overall validity of the research

Enable the researcher to make statements about the larger groups from which the sample is drawn

Minimize the overall costs of gathering research data

Test and develop the ability of members of the research team to work co-operatively

Answer

Correct Answer: Enable the researcher to make statements about the larger groups from which the sample is drawn

Note: This Question is unanswered, help us to find answer for this one

2. Which of the following statements is NOT true?

The subject of study is the academic discipline to which the research belongs.

The key debates within an academic discipline are extremely stable and do not change over time.

Neither people nor data are considered to be part of the subject of study.

When trying to identify and define the subject of study, both students and academics need to be very aware of fads and fashions and decide whether they want to follow others or to strike out independently.

Answer

Correct Answer: The key debates within an academic discipline are extremely stable and do not change over time.

Note: This Question is unanswered, help us to find answer for this one

3. Which of the following statements do you consider to be truer than the other two?

The primary aim of the researcher must be to contribute to grand theories.

A common distinction about positivist and constructionist designs is that the former are more useful for testing theories, while the latter are more useful for developing theories.

We should only use the term theory in relation to scientifically deduced and validated ideas.

Answer

Correct Answer: A common distinction about positivist and constructionist designs is that the former are more useful for testing theories, while the latter are more useful for developing theories.

Note: This Question is unanswered, help us to find answer for this one

4. Which one of the following statements is FALSE about mixed methods studies?

Normally employ at least two data collection methods

Can be used to identify greater diversity of views in comparison with single methods studies

Do not require that the research design is articulated before data is collected

Require that the researcher is competent at using each of the methods involved in the study

Answer

Correct Answer: Do not require that the research design is articulated before data is collected

Note: This Question is unanswered, help us to find answer for this one

5. Which one of the following statements about grounded theory (GT) is TRUE?

The researcher should be fully conversant with all relevant literature before any data is collected.

GT assumes that theory will emerge from interaction with the dat

GT assumes that any contact with stakeholders will create bias and thus will invalidate results.

GT requires that the sampling framework be determined before fieldwork commences.

Answer

Correct Answer: GT assumes that theory will emerge from interaction with the dat

Note: This Question is unanswered, help us to find answer for this one

6. Which one of the following statements is NOT true about case studies?

Usually involve investigating events, processes, or organizations

Can be conducted using positivist, or constructionist epistemologies

Are useful for inspiring new research ideas

Are cheaper to run than factual surveys

Answer

Correct Answer: Are cheaper to run than factual surveys

Note: This Question is unanswered, help us to find answer for this one

7. Which of the below is TRUE about narrative methods?

Are closely linked to ethnographic methods

Require the researcher to be a great storyteller

Aspire to reconcile emic and etic perspectives

Are a key feature in the induction process within multinationals

Answer

Correct Answer: Are closely linked to ethnographic methods

Note: This Question is unanswered, help us to find answer for this one

8. Which of the following statements about ethnography is NOT correct?

The aim in ethnography is for researchers to come as close as they can to the people or organizations are studying, sometimes called immersion.

Ethnography always involves covert observation.

The distinction between emic and etic perspectives in ethnography is similar to the practical research idea of combining insider and outsider perspectives.

Participant observation is important way of gathering ethnographic dat

Answer

Correct Answer: Ethnography always involves covert observation.

Note: This Question is unanswered, help us to find answer for this one

9. Which one of the following statements about factual surveys is NOT correct?

Can be used to describe the main features of a sample (of people, opinions, etc.)

Will identify relationships between predictor and dependant variables

Are used to gather data for survey feedback exercises in companies

Are frequently used to conduct market research and opinion polls

Answer

Correct Answer: Will identify relationships between predictor and dependant variables

Note: This Question is unanswered, help us to find answer for this one

10. Which one of the following is NOT a feature of classical experimental designs?

Recruitment of study participants

Assignment at random to experimental and control groups

Creating conditions in which the two groups will compete with each other

Describing the experiment so that other researchers can potentially replicate the work in future

Answer

Correct Answer: Creating conditions in which the two groups will compete with each other

Note: This Question is unanswered, help us to find answer for this one

Business Research MCQs | Topic-wise

MCQ on Basic Business Research	MCQ on Collecting, Analyzing, and Writing in Business Research
MCQ on Crafting Qualitative Data	MCQ on Crafting Quantitative Data
MCQ on Creating and Conducting Business Research	MCQ on Designing Management and Business Research
MCQ on Experimental Designs in Business Research	MCQ on Exploring and Planning of Business Research
MCQ on Finding Your Feet in Management and Business Research	MCQ on Framing and Interpreting Qualitative Data
MCQ on Multivariate Analysis	MCQ on Nonexperimental Quantitative Designs
MCQ on Philosophy of Management and Business Research	MCQ on Preparation, Reasoning, and Terminology
MCQ on Qualitative Designs and Mixed Designs	MCQ on Reports in Business Research
MCQ on Research Experience	MCQ on Research Jitters to Employer’s
MCQ on Reviewing the Literature	MCQ on Summarizing and Making Inferences from Quantitative Data
MCQ on Writing Management and Business Research	General Business Research MCQs