The Three Basic Research Methods Used to Collect Quantitative Data

question 8

Multiple Choice

The three basic research methods used to collect quantitative data are:

• A) observation, experiment, and survey.
• B) observation, simulation, and experimentation.
• C) role-playing, simulation, and observation.
• D) field tests, market tests, and laboratory tests.
• E) survey, role-playing, and market tests.

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Definitions:

Arms Down

An instruction often given in various contexts (e.g., during physical examinations or exercises) to position the arms alongside the body.

Confused Patient

An individual experiencing disorientation regarding time, place, or identity, often observed in healthcare settings.

Medication Refusal

The act of a patient choosing not to take a prescribed medication, which may affect treatment outcomes.

Educate Patient

The process of providing patients with information regarding their health condition, treatment options, and care practices to promote informed decision-making and self-care.