Question 1

_____ presentations emphasize discussion among participants.

Accepted Answer

Roundtable

Question 2

Presenters must keep in mind that they are reporting _____ evidence.

Accepted Answer

A) unrealistic 
B) generic 
C) vague 
D) abstract 
E) social scientific 
A) unrealistic 
B) generic 
C) vague 
D) abstract 
E) social scientific E

Question 3

Why is it important to understand the reasons for conducting the research?

Accepted Answer

A) It will help the researcher plagiarize different scholars' works. 
B) It will help the researcher ignore suggestions from the audience and concentrate only on his methods. 
C) It will help the researcher be honest with himself and the readers about his own personal interest,investments,or biases with respect to the work. 
D) It will help the researcher ignore criticisms from the other scholars. 
E) It will help the researcher discourage the audience from questioning his work. 
A) It will help the researcher plagiarize different scholars' works. 
B) It will help the researcher ignore suggestions from the audience and concentrate only on his methods. 
C) It will help the researcher be honest with himself and the readers about his own personal interest,investments,or biases with respect to the work. 
D) It will help the researcher ignore criticisms from the other scholars. 
E) It will help the researcher discourage the audience from questioning his work. C

Question 4

In _____ presentation,the researcher visually represents his work.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In _____ presentation,the researcher visually represents his...

Question 5

Reports written for public consumption are identical to those written for scholarly consumption.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Cindy Marice,a research student,studied the effectiveness of retention strategies in a particular software company in Florida.After she completed her report,her professors noticed that she had cited various findings of other scholars,related to retention strategies,as her own.The university then rejected her research based on the charges of _____.

Accepted Answer

A) defalcation 
B) embezzlement 
C) bribery 
D) plagiarism 
E) extortion 
A) defalcation 
B) embezzlement 
C) bribery 
D) plagiarism 
E) extortion

Question 7

Identify the differences between reports for scholarly consumption and reports for public consumption.

Accepted Answer

Most scholarly reports of research inclu

Question 8

Which of the following is true of roundtable presentations?

Accepted Answer

A) They are great places to network and meet other scholars who share a common interest with the presenter. 
B) The researcher will tell the "story" of his work in pictures such as graphs,charts,tables,and other images. 
C) It is useful when the research is in the later stages of development. 
D) The presenter will read the paper verbatim. 
E) Only the researcher is allowed to speak,and the audiences are seldom allowed to criticize,question or comment on the findings. 
A) They are great places to network and meet other scholars who share a common interest with the presenter. 
B) The researcher will tell the "story" of his work in pictures such as graphs,charts,tables,and other images. 
C) It is useful when the research is in the later stages of development. 
D) The presenter will read the paper verbatim. 
E) Only the researcher is allowed to speak,and the audiences are seldom allowed to criticize,question or comment on the findings.

Question 9

It is mandatory for the researcher to share every detail of work in the poster.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which of the following is important when writing research reports?

Accepted Answer

A) Present other researcher's words or ideas as the researcher's own. 
B) Present the research findings in a vague manner,so that readers can seldom raise questions. 
C) Ignore mentioning details about the scholars who have come earlier. 
D) Discourage readers from discussing the findings given in the report. 
E) Provide responses to questions that the readers might ask after reading the report. 
A) Present other researcher's words or ideas as the researcher's own. 
B) Present the research findings in a vague manner,so that readers can seldom raise questions. 
C) Ignore mentioning details about the scholars who have come earlier. 
D) Discourage readers from discussing the findings given in the report. 
E) Provide responses to questions that the readers might ask after reading the report.

Question 11

Which of the following is a criterion for disseminating a researcher's finding?

Accepted Answer

A) Duration of the research 
B) Quality of the research 
C) Location of the audience 
D) Quantity of the research findings 
E) Funds for the research 
A) Duration of the research 
B) Quality of the research 
C) Location of the audience 
D) Quantity of the research findings 
E) Funds for the research

Question 12

Plagiarism is not a serious issue for scholars.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

In a _____,the researcher must include the research question,methodological approach,major findings,and a few final "take away" points.

Accepted Answer

A) roundtable presentation 
B) Pearson's r analysis 
C) Cohen's d analysis 
D) one-to-one interview 
E) poster presentation 
A) roundtable presentation 
B) Pearson's r analysis 
C) Cohen's d analysis 
D) one-to-one interview 
E) poster presentation

Question 14

In roundtable presentations,the participants are expected to be silent spectators.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Plagiarism refers to the restraint of a person in a bounded area without justification or consent.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Roundtables are great places to network and meet other scholars who share a common interest with the researcher.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

_____ takes planning and careful consideration of one's audiences.

Accepted Answer

Disseminat

Question 18

Posters can be quite helpful at the early stages of a research project.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

The researcher must be honest about the data collection methods,the sample and sampling strategy,and the analytic strategy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The researcher himself is a stakeholder.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

_____ presentations emphasize discussion among participants.

Presenters must keep in mind that they are reporting _____ evidence.

Why is it important to understand the reasons for conducting the research?

In _____ presentation,the researcher visually represents his work.

Reports written for public consumption are identical to those written for scholarly consumption.

Identify the differences between reports for scholarly consumption and reports for public consumption.

Which of the following is true of roundtable presentations?

It is mandatory for the researcher to share every detail of work in the poster.

Which of the following is important when writing research reports?

Which of the following is a criterion for disseminating a researcher's finding?

Plagiarism is not a serious issue for scholars.

In a _____,the researcher must include the research question,methodological approach,major findings,and a few final "take away" points.

In roundtable presentations,the participants are expected to be silent spectators.

Plagiarism refers to the restraint of a person in a bounded area without justification or consent.

Roundtables are great places to network and meet other scholars who share a common interest with the researcher.

_____ takes planning and careful consideration of one's audiences.

Posters can be quite helpful at the early stages of a research project.

The researcher must be honest about the data collection methods,the sample and sampling strategy,and the analytic strategy.

The researcher himself is a stakeholder.

Introduction

Linking Methods With Theory

Research Ethics

Beginning a Research Project

Research Design

Defining and Measuring Concepts

Sampling

Survey Research: a Quantitative Technique

Interviews: Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches

Field Research: a Qualitative Technique

Unobtrusive Research: Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches

Other Methods of Data Collection Analysis

Reading and Understanding Social Research

Research Methods in the Real World

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Exam 13: Sharing Your Work

_____ presentations emphasize discussion among participants.

Presenters must keep in mind that they are reporting _____ evidence.

Why is it important to understand the reasons for conducting the research?

In _____ presentation,the researcher visually represents his work.

Reports written for public consumption are identical to those written for scholarly consumption.

Identify the differences between reports for scholarly consumption and reports for public consumption.

Which of the following is true of roundtable presentations?

It is mandatory for the researcher to share every detail of work in the poster.

Which of the following is important when writing research reports?

Which of the following is a criterion for disseminating a researcher's finding?

Plagiarism is not a serious issue for scholars.

In a _____,the researcher must include the research question,methodological approach,major findings,and a few final "take away" points.

In roundtable presentations,the participants are expected to be silent spectators.

Plagiarism refers to the restraint of a person in a bounded area without justification or consent.

Roundtables are great places to network and meet other scholars who share a common interest with the researcher.

_____ takes planning and careful consideration of one's audiences.

Posters can be quite helpful at the early stages of a research project.

The researcher must be honest about the data collection methods,the sample and sampling strategy,and the analytic strategy.

The researcher himself is a stakeholder.

Introduction

Linking Methods With Theory

Research Ethics

Beginning a Research Project

Research Design

Defining and Measuring Concepts

Sampling

Survey Research: a Quantitative Technique

Interviews: Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches

Field Research: a Qualitative Technique

Unobtrusive Research: Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches

Other Methods of Data Collection Analysis

Reading and Understanding Social Research

Research Methods in the Real World

Filters