List of top Research Methodology and Methods Questions asked in AILET PhD

The purpose of researching in law is to ascertain the legal consequences of a specific set of actual or potential

___.leads to the establishment of explanatory concepts that can serve as a guide for further research studies; it opens new avenues of intellectual adventure and stimulates the quest for more knowledge.

In. a_____the author's name is given in its normal order (first name first), in a____authors' names are listed alphabetically by surname.

___is a means of recording classification in a compact form in such a way to facilitate comparisons and show the involved relations between two or more variables.

___refers to an alphabetical listing of names, places, and topics along with the numbers of the pages in a book or report on which they are mentioned or discussed.

In the Law Schools' orientation in research methodology has been aimed at familiarization of law students with researching researching of legal materials like Acts of Parliament/Statutes/Proclamations, decisions of (higher) Courts, (case) digests, the art of distinguishing and (predominantly in common law jurisdictions),___.

The Constitution, National Gazette, which publish Acts/Proclamations passed by Parliament (and by State Legislature),41 Rules, Regulations, Statutory Orders, and Directives of Administrative Agencies, and case reports that publish judicial pronouncements of different higher courts act as____.

The basic tools of a doctrinal legal researcher are statutory materials, case reports, standard textbooks and reference books, legal periodicals, Parliamentary Debates, and

The basic tools of data collection for a socio-legal research are interview, schedule, interview guide, observation, participant or non-participant, and published or unpublished materials (such as Census Reports, Reports of Governmental and/or Non-Governmental Agencies, and appropriate literature on sociology of law).

The Delhi Lawyers Association wants to carry out research on the following title. "The significance of the family courts in the protection of women rights: Case based study. Taking this research topic into consideration, do you think collecting facts/cases related to women rights from all the courts or from each bench, be practical?

Analogies may be one of the fertile sources of____.

Which of the statements is not true?

A research which is conducted to solve any immediate problem at hand is termed as

A research design shall not consist of ___.

Which of the statements is not true?

A review of Literature is based upon the assumption that___.

Digests of cases and statutes, like Halsbury's Statutes of England and Yearly Digests (of cases published by All India Reporter, India), published by well-known law publishers fall in this category of legal research. Identify.

An inquiry into a legal fact transgresses the discipline of 'law' and touches upon the disciplines 'related' to law. Such a legal research can be termed as___.

A legal researcher, through critical examination of legal propositions, rules and doctrines embodied therein, in the light of interpretations thereof and legislative policy of the statute, can, with apt analysis and supporting reasoning, exhibit consistency of____and____of coherence or otherwise of a given law. Such an analysis helps in the development of as the case may be. and

Match the following;

I	Hypothesis	a	Null
II	published Books	b	Tool
III	Schedule	c	Subject matter of research
IV	Applied	d	Secondary Source

Selection of sample that is a replica of the population is known as

Which of the statements is/are not true?
a) Hypothesis is a tool used for data collection. 
b) Questionnaires and Interview schedule are not the tools for data collection. 
c) Case Laws act as secondary sources in Doctrinal Research. 
d) Doctrinal Research is a qualitative inquiry. 

The research focused on determining how education works by testing conclusions related to theories of communication, learning, performance and technology is

Law, in essence, is a normative and prescriptive science. It lays down norms and standards for human behavior in a set of specified situation(s). It is a____ recognized as binding or enforced by a 'controlling authority'.

Eight year olds are taller than six year olds. This is an example of a reference drawn from: