2. Quantitative research does not measures feelings and opinions. (True/False)3. Measurement involves turning theoretical language into operationallanguage.(True/False)4. Generating a list of numbers by picking numbers out of a hat and matching thesenumbers to names in a telephone book is random sampling (TRUE/FALSE)5. In qualitative research you talk more to people than in quantitative research(True/False)6. Double barrelled questions ask two questions at one time and are very effective insurvey research because it saves valuable time. (True/False)7. Deductive logic derives a specific statement from a general statement. (True/False8. Conference proceedings are primary documents (True/False)9. In an experiment, the group that receives the treatment is called the control group.(True/False)10. Action research is not initiated to solve immediate problems (True/False)

False. Quantitative research can measure feelings and opinions through the use of surveys and questionnaires.

True. Measurement involves translating theoretical concepts into operational terms that can be observed and measured.

False. Generating a list of numbers by picking numbers out of a hat and matching them to names in a telephone book is not random sampling. It is a non-random method of sampling.

True. In qualitative research, there is a greater emphasis on engaging in conversations and interviews with people to gather rich and in-depth data.

False. Double-barreled questions, which ask two questions at once, are not effective in survey research as they can lead to confusion and biased responses. It is important to ask clear and focused questions.

True. Deductive logic involves deriving specific statements from general statements or theories.

False. Conference proceedings are considered secondary documents as they are derived from primary research articles presented at conferences.

False. In an experiment, the group that receives the treatment is called the experimental group, not the control group. The control group does not receive the treatment and serves as a baseline for comparison.

False. Action research is typically initiated to solve immediate problems and bring about practical change in a specific context.