Diagnostic Test The clone knew everything that Lex knew, so he sent his clone to work As Lex looked about the house he wished he had another clone to do the chores. Just looking at the mess made Lex tired, so he decided to go back to bed. When Lex awoke from his nap, another clone was in his living room. "Let's put you on lawn duty!" Lex exclaimed. The homeowners association is perturbed that my lawn is presently a foot high "Once the second clone went to work in the yard, Lex went out for lunch and a movie. Lex returned to find the second clone lying under a tree reading a comic book. "What are you doing?" Lex asked. "The mechanism stalled, so it must be overtaxed and I'm weary from pushing it over foot-tall grass,replied the clone. "I need respite. "But you only mowed two-square feet of grass!" Lex went inside and found the first clone in the house playing an online game Why aren't you at work?"asked Lex "I got fired." "Fired!" Affirmative, the magnate dismissed me when she caught me shopping for khakis and argyle socks on the 23 Why are the clones problematic? A. They tire more easily than Lex does. B. They do not work well together. C. They have not been properly trained. D. They are just as lazy as Lex is.

a. Explain four reasons why a researcher needs to sample during research. (12 marks) Use the problem statement to answer question 1b . 'The purpose of the study was to investigate the impact of systematic cooperative learning and test-taking strategies on one component of academic performance, the recall of text material'. b. i. Which type of research was done? ii. What is the dependent variable? iii. What is/are the independent variable(s) in the study? (2 marks) (2 marks) iv. What scale of measurement is the variable 'academic performance'? (2 marks) (2 marks) a. Enumerate four criteria for evaluating research hypotheses. (8 marks) b. i. Differentiate between null and alternative hypotheses. (4 marks) ii. State two examples each of null and alternative hypotheses. (4 marks) iii. State two sources of research problems. (4 marks) Page 1 of 2

What does the P in AVPU stand for? Perception. Position. Choose one option then select Submit. Pressure. Remember Choose 1 option Physical. bark 3 - q5

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