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Important Questions on Research Aptitude

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NTA - UGC NET/JRF Teaching and Research Aptitude Paper I : General>Chapter 2 - Research Aptitude>Objective Type Questions>Q 30
In systematic sampling design, if a 4 percent sample is desired, the first item would be selected randomly from the:
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NTA - UGC NET/JRF Teaching and Research Aptitude Paper I : General>Chapter 2 - Research Aptitude>Objective Type Questions>Q 31
If the population list is in random order, systematic sampling is considered equivalent to:
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NTA - UGC NET/JRF Teaching and Research Aptitude Paper I : General>Chapter 2 - Research Aptitude>Objective Type Questions>Q 32
We want a sample of size n = 30 to be drawn from a population of size N = 8,000 which is divided into three strata of size, N1 = 4,000, N2 = 2,400 and N3 = 1,600. Adopting proportional allocation, the sample sizes for the respective strata are:
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NTA - UGC NET/JRF Teaching and Research Aptitude Paper I : General>Chapter 2 - Research Aptitude>Objective Type Questions>Q 33
Estimates based on cluster samples are usually more reliable:
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NTA - UGC NET/JRF Teaching and Research Aptitude Paper I : General>Chapter 2 - Research Aptitude>Objective Type Questions>Q 34
Multi-stage sampling is a further development of the principle of:
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NTA - UGC NET/JRF Teaching and Research Aptitude Paper I : General>Chapter 2 - Research Aptitude>Objective Type Questions>Q 35
To investigate the working efficiency of nationalised banks of India we must choose:
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NTA - UGC NET/JRF Teaching and Research Aptitude Paper I : General>Chapter 2 - Research Aptitude>Objective Type Questions>Q 36
Formulation of a hypothesis may not be necessary for:
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NTA - UGC NET/JRF Teaching and Research Aptitude Paper I : General>Chapter 2 - Research Aptitude>Objective Type Questions>Q 37
Systematic sampling will prove to be an inefficient method of sampling if: