Across
- 2. random -each member of the population has an equal chance of being selected
- 5. research utilizes scientific method to test cause and effect
- 10. style - in-text citation
- 11. list of all the resources you have used (whether referenced or not)
- 12. method -ways to get the selection of the respondents
- 13. sampling method that uses like networking
- 16. it measures what is intended to measure
- 17. -value of the observation that appears most frequently
- 18. research -research aims to assess the effects
- 20. invalid -not inclined to the lesson or topic
- 21. samples - two measures to be compared of a single population
Down
- 1. design - determines now you will collect and analyze data
- 3. statics gather data from a sample
- 4. close and open ended
- 6. midpoint
- 7. sampling - specific samples, correspond in terms
- 8. and delimation - it tells the subject matter of the study
- 9. ended - unlimited, unstructured, subjective
- 10. -published or unplished
- 12. -branch of mathematics with systematic collection
- 14. give the reader and understanding of the background of the field and show which studies are important
- 15. author to use the past tense of verbs in the reportage
- 19. invalid - comprehensive review of the published and unpublished work