Exam 12: Report Format
Exam 1: Welcome18 Questions
Exam 2: Understanding Culture and Research19 Questions
Exam 3: Getting Started16 Questions
Exam 4: Designing a Research Study21 Questions
Exam 5: Focus Group Research22 Questions
Exam 6: Survey Reseearch46 Questions
Exam 7: Oral History38 Questions
Exam 8: Text Analysis20 Questions
Exam 9: Feminist Methodology19 Questions
Exam 10: Internet and Social Media Research20 Questions
Exam 11: Writing Style5 Questions
Exam 12: Report Format5 Questions
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Why is an Abstract needed in a research report?
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Allows other researchers to see whether in information in a research report is of enough interest to be worth reading.
Why does writing a research report for a trade publication differ from a report written for a scholarly audience?
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Both the public and trade organizations are not likely to be familiar with research terminology or practices. They may only want to know what it means for them or their work or life. Avoid complicated terminology and use easy-to-understand language where possible.
What should the Discussion section of a research report contain?
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An interpretation of what the study's results mean for communication research, and perhaps for life in postmodern culture.
A research report requires a specialized format. Place the following report sections in the order in which they should appear in a research report: table of contents, title page, literature review, methodology, introduction, results, abstract, references, appendix, discussion.
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