Exam 4: You Could Look It Up: Reading, Recording, and Reviewing Research

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Researchers should be familiar with Library of Congress Subject Headings (LOCSH) because ______.

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Google and Bing are examples of search engines.

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What are advantages to reading others' research before beginning your own?

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It is useful to know the criteria by which a website accepts or rejects articles.

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Chicago style is the most common citation style in the social sciences.

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In bibliographic research, what do the letters "doi" stand for?

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You should do research without first seeing what other researchers have done in your field.

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Explain the difference between the concepts of "relevant information" and "quality information."

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Journals with a low impact factor are seen as influential in their field.

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Reading research will assist you in developing your research writing skills.

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Citation management software can help keep a researcher organized by interfacing with library databases.

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Peer-reviewed articles are likely to be high-quality studies.

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One way to review literature includes treating it like journalism-asking questions of who, what, where, when, why, and how.

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The American Psychological Association (APA) style is the most common citation style in the social sciences.

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Styles commonly used for formatting communication research papers include ______.

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Scholarly publication articles are peer-reviewed and use citations.

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