This research approach underscores objective measurements and numerical data when it comes to exploring and studying the real world. quantitative research true qualitative research false evidence-based research false mixed method research false Single This informs what questions and approaches will fit a certain research topic. theory false approach false paradigm true method false Single This assumes that individuals create their ideas of the world through interacting with the people around them. deconstructionist paradigm false relativistic paradigm false positivist paradigm false interpretivist-constructivist paradigm true Single This prioritizes using measurable information and empirical analysis in studying human behavior. deconstructionist paradigm false relativistic paradigm false positivistic paradigm true interpretivist-constructivist paradigm false Single This characteristic of quantitative research pertains to qualitative research’s tendency give focus on objective measurements and outcomes. deductive false uses statistics and mathematics false objective and logical true uses standardized research instruments false Single Characteristic of qualitative research that pertains to quantitative research’s ability to be replicated. deductive false repeatable and verifiable true process is iterative false uses statistics and mathematics false Single The following are true about quantitative research, EXCEPT: It is structured and grounded on logic and objectivity. false It is easy to reproduce, and it is transferable to other fields. false Since quantitative research uses numeric data, it is easy to interpret. false It can quantify all aspects of human behavior and social dynamics. true Single Part of the quantitative research that presents the general problem the study seeks to investigate and address. research problem true data collection false analysis and interpretation false reporting and evaluation false Single The second step in the quantitative research process. Identification of the research problem false Writing the review of related literature true Developing a research plan. false Data collection false Single This step includes choosing the appropriate research design, selecting participants, identifying the appropriate research design, and formulating the data-collection methods. Developing a research plan true Data collection false Identification of the research problem false Writing the review of related literature false Single