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Practice Quiz Chapter 15
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________ is situated at the beginning of every research article.
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The hypothesis
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The abstract
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The theory
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An introduction to a research paper ________.
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states the outcomes of the research
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reviews the current literature on the topic of interest
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outlines the research methods
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The data section of a quantitative research article ________.
explains how the main concepts are measured
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lists the theory that has emerged from the data
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contains the most in-depth analysis of the research paper
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lists the sample sizes and procedures
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The proposed relationship between key variables is described in the ________.
data section
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methods and models section
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measurement section
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findings section
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A discussion of whether the hypotheses have been supported appears in the ________ section of a quantitative article.
methods and models
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introduction
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conclusions
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results
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The layout of a research article is ________.
different for different types of quantitative research methods
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different for quantitative and qualitative research projects
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essentially the same for quantitative and qualitative research projects
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up the personal preference of the researcher
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The appropriateness of using a qualitative methodology is outlined in ________.
the introduction section
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the conclusion section
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the research design section
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the results section
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One of the following is NOT required to be listed in the research design section of a qualitative research project: ________.
who was studied
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the personal identifiers of participants
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the number of participants
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how respondents were recruited
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The ________ section in a qualitative research paper describes the relationship between the findings and concepts of qualitative research.
findings
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discussion
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conclusions
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literature review
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The conclusion should present the implications of the article ________.
and how they are validated by other similar research
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with reliability of data included
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with respect to its major theoretical and conceptual contributions in light of existing knowledge on the topic
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as an independent work that stands alone in its merits
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In the writing of research results, neutrality is ________.
a key component of feminist theory
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impossible from a postmodernist position
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only possible for symbolic interactionism theorists
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one of the main tenets of postmodernist theory
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Polyvocality is ________.
a conflict theory critique of postmodernism
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the postmodernist position that many voices and interpretations of the topic of interest should be heard
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the postmodernist position that analysis should be grounded in data
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the statement of conclusion that comes from a multi-strategy research project
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In ethnography, a realist tale ________.
is the content of ethnography
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is a description and analysis presented as authoritative and unbiased account of reality
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is a constructionist methodology
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can only be used in a quantitative approach
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In ethnography, confessional tales are ________.
when the researcher hears and reports on illegal activities of participants
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when the researcher hears and reports on deceptive activities of participants
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a separate report provided to a research ethics board before an article can be published
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when the researcher describes methodological improprieties that may have taken place (e.g., attachments with participants)
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One of the following is NOT used as a way to assert experiential authority of the realist ethnography writer: ________.
absence of reference to a possible bias of the writer
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description of reliability of the relevant concepts
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presence of multiple quotations from interviews with participants
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description of hardships of fieldwork
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Viewing writing as an art will improve writing ability.
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Good writing and persuasiveness are not related.
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The significance of a research paper is identified in the first four sentences of the introduction.
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The theory part of a quantitative research article states the hypothesis and subsequent theory that develops from that hypothesis.
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Issues discussed in the introduction section are re-addressed in the conclusions section.
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In qualitative research every research question derives from a hypothesis.
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The postmodernist position takes the stance that knowledge is cumulative so every piece of research becomes the foundation for any research that comes afterwards.
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Feminism struggles against domination of the observed by the observer by giving voice to otherwise marginal people.
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The postmodernist position argues that with enough time a study can eventually produce a definitive, completely accurate portrayal of the subject matter.
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Postmodernist researchers tent to report "readings" and "interpretations" rather than "observations" and "findings."
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The position that researchers should consider how their own biases, power structures, and values have influenced their work is referred to as "reflexivity."
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Classical ethnography writing is not meant to convince readers about the reality of the described events and situations.
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Descriptions of the people studied that represent characteristics commonly found in their group or society fit in the ethnographic category of realist tale.
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The interpretative omnipotence in "realist tales" of ethnography describes the situation when the interpretation provided by the author is presented as virtually incontrovertible.
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Confessional tales in ethnography are not so much concerned with the main findings of the research as with the experiences of the researcher.
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