Research Methods Of Social Science Practice Test

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A study that follows a structured, repeatable process to ensure consistent results is described by which term?
Correct Answer:
Systematic Research
Explanation:
The main concept being tested is using a structured, repeatable process to obtain consistent results. Systematic research is defined by following a predefined protocol: a clear design, specific sampling and data collection methods, and a planned analysis approach. When these steps are documented and followed, the study can be replicated by others and subjected to the same procedures, which strengthens reliability and comparability of findings. This focus on method and replicability is what sets it apart from other terms. Objective research emphasizes impartial measurement and lack of bias, but it doesn’t inherently guarantee a repeatable procedure. The Management Decision Problem and the Marketing Research Problem are about defining what needs to be addressed or investigated, not about how the research is conducted in a structured, repeatable way.

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