Question 1

Writing is the only method for getting the word out regarding your research.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Many academics see ______ as the first step to publishing their work.

Accepted Answer

A)  disciplinary sessions 
B)  conferences 
C)  written report 
D)  social media 
A)  disciplinary sessions 
B)  conferences 
C)  written report 
D)  social media B

Question 3

Summarize how ways to make a written report interesting.

Accepted Answer

Answers should include the beginning, middle, and end elements of the story. Answers should also discuss speaking to your audience means making it "interesting" for them, so one thing you want to do right at the start is to foster that interest by explaining why reading your paper is the most important thing a member of your intended audience can do. Students should also discuss hooks.

Question 4

Consider the different methods available to disseminate research findings. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of utilizing social media as a tool for the dissemination of your research.

Accepted Answer

There are several methods available to d

Question 5

The general structure for telling your story is ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  beginning-middle-end 
B)  hook-line-sinker 
C)  introduction-methods-discussion 
D)  end-middle-beginning 
A)  beginning-middle-end 
B)  hook-line-sinker 
C)  introduction-methods-discussion 
D)  end-middle-beginning

Question 6

You should imagine a pear shape when preparing your written reports.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Brandon and Gabrielle are from different disciplinary backgrounds, however, every year they meet at a ______ conference on race relations.

Accepted Answer

A)  disciplinary sessions 
B)  topic-focused conferences 
C)  discipline-based conferences 
D)  social science conferences 
A)  disciplinary sessions 
B)  topic-focused conferences 
C)  discipline-based conferences 
D)  social science conferences

Question 8

The ______ of a written report is where the characters are introduced and the stage is set.

Accepted Answer

A)  introduction 
B)  methods 
C)  beginning 
D)  hook 
A)  introduction 
B)  methods 
C)  beginning 
D)  hook

Question 9

______ are the themes on which the rest of the paper will hang. What you talk about in the introduction should be the variables and concepts that are integral to your research.

Accepted Answer

A)  Evidence 
B)  Characters 
C)  Hooks 
D)  Methods 
A)  Evidence 
B)  Characters 
C)  Hooks 
D)  Methods

Question 10

You should begin the ______ to any paper or presentation by explaining why your research is important, and why your audience might find it "interesting."

Accepted Answer

A)  introduction 
B)  methods 
C)  beginning 
D)  hook 
A)  introduction 
B)  methods 
C)  beginning 
D)  hook

Question 11

Knowing your audience helps you with all the following EXCEPT ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  expectations 
B)  vocabulary 
C)  assumptions 
D)  feedback 
A)  expectations 
B)  vocabulary 
C)  assumptions 
D)  feedback

Question 12

To write successfully you should get to know what your rituals are and give in to them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT an element of a great presentation?

Accepted Answer

A)  you and your audience 
B)  avoiding death by PowerPoint 
C)  dealing with questions 
D)  memorizing notes 
A)  you and your audience 
B)  avoiding death by PowerPoint 
C)  dealing with questions 
D)  memorizing notes

Question 14

Descriptions of your research participants belong in which section of your paper?

Accepted Answer

A)  introduction 
B)  middle 
C)  methods 
D)  discussion 
A)  introduction 
B)  middle 
C)  methods 
D)  discussion

Question 15

______ conferences will deal with a range of topics within that area, often bringing together people with diverse disciplinary backgrounds.

Accepted Answer

A)  Disciplinary sessions 
B)  Topic-focused conferences 
C)  Discipline-based conferences 
D)  Social science conferences 
A)  Disciplinary sessions 
B)  Topic-focused conferences 
C)  Discipline-based conferences 
D)  Social science conferences

Question 16

Compare and contrast dissemination of research via a written report, presentation, and social media. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each method of delivery.

Accepted Answer

The dissemination of research via a writ

Question 17

The key to a good presentation is practice.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

According to O'Leary and Hunt questions at a presentation tend to fall in one of three categories. All the below categories are relevant EXCEPT ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  inquiries 
B)  clarification 
C)  analysis 
D)  gaps 
A)  inquiries 
B)  clarification 
C)  analysis 
D)  gaps

Question 19

Which of the following is not a dissemination method mentioned in the text?
A predetermined criterion behavior occurs.

Accepted Answer

A)  television 
B)  social media 
C)  conferences 
D)  written reports 
A)  television 
B)  social media 
C)  conferences 
D)  written reports

Question 20

Identify the key elements of a great presentation and discuss ways to prepare to ensure that your presentation is interesting and effective.

Accepted Answer

Key elements of a great presentation inc

Writing is the only method for getting the word out regarding your research.

Many academics see ______ as the first step to publishing their work.

Summarize how ways to make a written report interesting.

Consider the different methods available to disseminate research findings. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of utilizing social media as a tool for the dissemination of your research.

The general structure for telling your story is ______.

You should imagine a pear shape when preparing your written reports.

Brandon and Gabrielle are from different disciplinary backgrounds, however, every year they meet at a ______ conference on race relations.

The ______ of a written report is where the characters are introduced and the stage is set.

______ are the themes on which the rest of the paper will hang. What you talk about in the introduction should be the variables and concepts that are integral to your research.

You should begin the ______ to any paper or presentation by explaining why your research is important, and why your audience might find it "interesting."

Knowing your audience helps you with all the following EXCEPT ______.

To write successfully you should get to know what your rituals are and give in to them.

Which of the following is NOT an element of a great presentation?

Descriptions of your research participants belong in which section of your paper?

______ conferences will deal with a range of topics within that area, often bringing together people with diverse disciplinary backgrounds.

Compare and contrast dissemination of research via a written report, presentation, and social media. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each method of delivery.

The key to a good presentation is practice.

According to O'Leary and Hunt questions at a presentation tend to fall in one of three categories. All the below categories are relevant EXCEPT ______.

Which of the following is not a dissemination method mentioned in the text? A predetermined criterion behavior occurs.

Identify the key elements of a great presentation and discuss ways to prepare to ensure that your presentation is interesting and effective.

Perspectives on Research

Getting Started: Developing Research Ideas

Getting Specific: Whats the Plan

Ethics in Social and Health Research

Sampling and Recruitment

Eliminating Rival Plausible Explanations: the Experiment

From Manipulative to Analytic Control: Quasi-Experimentation

Case Study Approaches

Surveys and Questionnaires

Interviews

Observation, Ethnography, and Participatory Action Research

Archival Sources

Analyzing Nonnumerical Data

Analyzing Numerical Data

Filters

Exam 15: Disseminating Your Research

Writing is the only method for getting the word out regarding your research.

Many academics see ______ as the first step to publishing their work.

Summarize how ways to make a written report interesting.

Consider the different methods available to disseminate research findings. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of utilizing social media as a tool for the dissemination of your research.

The general structure for telling your story is ______.

You should imagine a pear shape when preparing your written reports.

Brandon and Gabrielle are from different disciplinary backgrounds, however, every year they meet at a ______ conference on race relations.

The ______ of a written report is where the characters are introduced and the stage is set.

______ are the themes on which the rest of the paper will hang. What you talk about in the introduction should be the variables and concepts that are integral to your research.

You should begin the ______ to any paper or presentation by explaining why your research is important, and why your audience might find it "interesting."

Knowing your audience helps you with all the following EXCEPT ______.

To write successfully you should get to know what your rituals are and give in to them.

Which of the following is NOT an element of a great presentation?

Descriptions of your research participants belong in which section of your paper?

______ conferences will deal with a range of topics within that area, often bringing together people with diverse disciplinary backgrounds.

Compare and contrast dissemination of research via a written report, presentation, and social media. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each method of delivery.

The key to a good presentation is practice.

According to O'Leary and Hunt questions at a presentation tend to fall in one of three categories. All the below categories are relevant EXCEPT ______.

Which of the following is not a dissemination method mentioned in the text? A predetermined criterion behavior occurs.

Identify the key elements of a great presentation and discuss ways to prepare to ensure that your presentation is interesting and effective.

Perspectives on Research

Getting Started: Developing Research Ideas

Getting Specific: Whats the Plan

Ethics in Social and Health Research

Sampling and Recruitment

Eliminating Rival Plausible Explanations: the Experiment

From Manipulative to Analytic Control: Quasi-Experimentation

Case Study Approaches

Surveys and Questionnaires

Interviews

Observation, Ethnography, and Participatory Action Research

Archival Sources

Analyzing Nonnumerical Data

Analyzing Numerical Data

Filters