Question 1

What does a researcher seek to better understand?

Accepted Answer

A)  a success story 
B)  a problem 
C)  methods 
D)  choices 
A)  a success story 
B)  a problem 
C)  methods 
D)  choices B

Question 2

A literature review should show how the current study will advance knowledge in the area

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Why should social work practice problems be client focused?

Accepted Answer

A)  The field needs to turn clients into researchers. 
B)  Solving problems grows a social worker's private practice. 
C)  The field's focus is on clients. 
D)  Clients determine what research gets funded. 
A)  The field needs to turn clients into researchers. 
B)  Solving problems grows a social worker's private practice. 
C)  The field's focus is on clients. 
D)  Clients determine what research gets funded. C

Question 4

A literature review determines gaps in ______ about the topic.

Accepted Answer

A)  caring 
B)  knowledge 
C)  understanding 
D)  focus 
A)  caring 
B)  knowledge 
C)  understanding 
D)  focus

Question 5

In a literature review, it is crucial to describe why this problem needs to be ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  researched 
B)  known 
C)  changed 
D)  funded 
A)  researched 
B)  known 
C)  changed 
D)  funded

Question 6

Why do we conduct literature reviews?

Accepted Answer

A)  to avoid thinking too far outside the box with research 
B)  It allows researchers to know if they are wrong. 
C)  to prevent accidentally duplicating research 
D)  to create questions based on others' ideas 
A)  to avoid thinking too far outside the box with research 
B)  It allows researchers to know if they are wrong. 
C)  to prevent accidentally duplicating research 
D)  to create questions based on others' ideas

Question 7

A literature review is the best first step to ascertaining the ways in which your research ideas may be turned into a research question.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Researchers develop research questions that focus on the ______ of the diverse groups.

Accepted Answer

A)  strengths 
B)  benefits 
C)  best 
D)  problems 
A)  strengths 
B)  benefits 
C)  best 
D)  problems

Question 9

Where might you begin to prepare to complete a literature review?

Accepted Answer

Sample answers may include usi

Question 10

Selecting ______ can significantly affect how effective your search is in identifying studies which are relevant to your topic.

Accepted Answer

A)  a focus area 
B)  websites 
C)  key words 
D)  a set of values 
A)  a focus area 
B)  websites 
C)  key words 
D)  a set of values

Question 11

An ethical research question does not violate any of the NASW Code of Ethics related to research and evaluation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

What are some areas of a transgender person's life that a researcher may develop research questions about?

Accepted Answer

Answers may focus on bias, big

Question 13

Which of the following criteria may cause you to question the results of a study you are reviewing?

Accepted Answer

A)  There are 1,000 participants. 
B)  There are four participants. 
C)  All participants speak only English. 
D)  Every participant is of the same age. 
A)  There are 1,000 participants. 
B)  There are four participants. 
C)  All participants speak only English. 
D)  Every participant is of the same age.

Question 14

A systematic review is a specific methodology that locates existing studies; selects and evaluates contributions, analyses, and synthesizes data; and reports the evidence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

When conducting a literature review, the text recommends looking for what type of articles?

Accepted Answer

A)  peer reviewed 
B)  articles in English 
C)  frequently cited 
D)  free 
A)  peer reviewed 
B)  articles in English 
C)  frequently cited 
D)  free

Question 16

A focus group is the most well-respected method to get a good overview of the current topic of knowledge.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Introducing the problem should be done in the ______ paragraph of the literature review.

Accepted Answer

A)  last 
B)  second 
C)  first 
D)  third 
A)  last 
B)  second 
C)  first 
D)  third

Question 18

A systematic ______ synthesizes existing literature in a way that allows reasonably clear conclusions to be reached about what is known about a topic.

Accepted Answer

A)  revision 
B)  research 
C)  review 
A)  revision 
B)  research 
C)  review

Question 19

Which of the following is most likely be a part of a risk assessment questionnaire?

Accepted Answer

A)  recent drug use 
B)  age 
C)  salary 
D)  hobbies 
A)  recent drug use 
B)  age 
C)  salary 
D)  hobbies

Question 20

What are the parts of a literature review write-up?

Accepted Answer

The literature review should "(1) introd

What does a researcher seek to better understand?

A literature review should show how the current study will advance knowledge in the area

Why should social work practice problems be client focused?

A literature review determines gaps in ______ about the topic.

In a literature review, it is crucial to describe why this problem needs to be ______.

Why do we conduct literature reviews?

A literature review is the best first step to ascertaining the ways in which your research ideas may be turned into a research question.

Researchers develop research questions that focus on the ______ of the diverse groups.

Where might you begin to prepare to complete a literature review?

Selecting ______ can significantly affect how effective your search is in identifying studies which are relevant to your topic.

An ethical research question does not violate any of the NASW Code of Ethics related to research and evaluation.

What are some areas of a transgender person's life that a researcher may develop research questions about?

Which of the following criteria may cause you to question the results of a study you are reviewing?

A systematic review is a specific methodology that locates existing studies; selects and evaluates contributions, analyses, and synthesizes data; and reports the evidence.

When conducting a literature review, the text recommends looking for what type of articles?

A focus group is the most well-respected method to get a good overview of the current topic of knowledge.

Introducing the problem should be done in the ______ paragraph of the literature review.

A systematic ______ synthesizes existing literature in a way that allows reasonably clear conclusions to be reached about what is known about a topic.

Which of the following is most likely be a part of a risk assessment questionnaire?

What are the parts of a literature review write-up?

Evidence-Based Practice

Research Ethics

The Research Process

Measurement

Experimental Design

Quasi-Experimental Design

Qualitative Research

Mixed-Methods Research

Observational Research

Sampling

Survey Research

Quantitative Data Analysis

Qualitative Data Analysis

Single-Case Design Evaluation

Program Evaluation

Filters

Exam 4: Problem Formulation

What does a researcher seek to better understand?

A literature review should show how the current study will advance knowledge in the area

Why should social work practice problems be client focused?

A literature review determines gaps in ______ about the topic.

In a literature review, it is crucial to describe why this problem needs to be ______.

Why do we conduct literature reviews?

A literature review is the best first step to ascertaining the ways in which your research ideas may be turned into a research question.

Researchers develop research questions that focus on the ______ of the diverse groups.

Where might you begin to prepare to complete a literature review?

Selecting ______ can significantly affect how effective your search is in identifying studies which are relevant to your topic.

An ethical research question does not violate any of the NASW Code of Ethics related to research and evaluation.

What are some areas of a transgender person's life that a researcher may develop research questions about?

Which of the following criteria may cause you to question the results of a study you are reviewing?

A systematic review is a specific methodology that locates existing studies; selects and evaluates contributions, analyses, and synthesizes data; and reports the evidence.

When conducting a literature review, the text recommends looking for what type of articles?

A focus group is the most well-respected method to get a good overview of the current topic of knowledge.

Introducing the problem should be done in the ______ paragraph of the literature review.

A systematic ______ synthesizes existing literature in a way that allows reasonably clear conclusions to be reached about what is known about a topic.

Which of the following is most likely be a part of a risk assessment questionnaire?

What are the parts of a literature review write-up?

Evidence-Based Practice

Research Ethics

The Research Process

Measurement

Experimental Design

Quasi-Experimental Design

Qualitative Research

Mixed-Methods Research

Observational Research

Sampling

Survey Research

Quantitative Data Analysis

Qualitative Data Analysis

Single-Case Design Evaluation

Program Evaluation

Filters