Question 1

Writing for peer-reviewed journals is perhaps the toughest form of writing because articles are submitted to several other experts in your field for careful review-anonymously, with most journals-prior to acceptance for publication. This process is called:

Accepted Answer

A)   Professor review
B)   Journal review
C)   Peer-reviewed
D)   Editor reviewed

Question 2

Qualitative journal reports include a discussion of quotes for participants.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Match each term to its definition.
-Executive summary

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A)   In an applied report, summarizes study's main findings
B)   Presentation of pertinent data and data displays
C)   Back matter, such as copies of the research instrument
D)   Interpretation of data with respect to study hypotheses

Question 4

How can a poster presentation aid in writing journal articles?

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The answer of How can a poster presentation aid in...

Question 5

This section of a journal article identifies the key independent and dependent variables and provides the varied nominal and operational definitions.

Accepted Answer

A)   Sample
B)   Measures
C)   Literature review
D)   Methods

Question 6

In this section of a research proposal, researchers identify human subjects issues in the research and establish how they will respond to them in an ethical fashion.

Accepted Answer

A)   A statement of limitations
B)   A literature review
C)   An ethics statement
D)   A methodological plan

Question 7

In this section of a research proposal, researchers present a careful listing of the anticipated costs.

Accepted Answer

A)   A statement of limitations
B)   A literature review
C)   An ethics statement
D)   A budget

Question 8

Most research proposals will contain all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)   A literature review.
B)   A methodological plan.
C)   A budget.
D)   A findings section.

Question 9

In most social work journals, anonymous reviewers evaluate the manuscripts for publication.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

At the end of this section, you are ready to conceptually define your variables and formally state your hypotheses.

Accepted Answer

A)   Sample
B)   Literature review
C)   Statistical methods
D)   Methods

Question 11

Match the concept with the definition.
-A budget

Accepted Answer

A)   Discussion of how data will be collected, given opportunities and constraints
B)   A careful list of anticipated costs
C)   Explanation of how research builds on what has already been reported
D)   A review of weaknesses in the project and plans for minimizing their consequences
E)   How you will identify and respond to problems associated with using human subjectsF)  Introductory clarification of what the research is about

Question 12

Match the concept with the definition.
-Statement of research problem

Accepted Answer

A)   Discussion of how data will be collected, given opportunities and constraints
B)   A careful list of anticipated costs
C)   Explanation of how research builds on what has already been reported
D)   A review of weaknesses in the project and plans for minimizing their consequences
E)   How you will identify and respond to problems associated with using human subjectsF)  Introductory clarification of what the research is about

Question 13

Match the concept with the definition
-Methods

Accepted Answer

A)   Describes in detail how the study was carried out
B)   Discusses what is known about the particular topic and what has been left unanswered
C)   Is concise summary of the research report
D)   Focuses on the researcher's evaluation and interpretation of the findings, taking into account the purpose of the study
E)   Presents the specific problem under study, highlights why such a study is important, and describes the research strategy

Question 14

Match the concept with the definition
-Discussion

Accepted Answer

A)   Describes in detail how the study was carried out
B)   Discusses what is known about the particular topic and what has been left unanswered
C)   Is concise summary of the research report
D)   Focuses on the researcher's evaluation and interpretation of the findings, taking into account the purpose of the study
E)   Presents the specific problem under study, highlights why such a study is important, and describes the research strategy

Question 15

Reflection is unimportant in qualitative journal reports.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

This section of a quantiative journal article describes in detail how the study was carried out.

Accepted Answer

A)   Abstract
B)   Introduction
C)   Literature Review
D)   Methods

Question 17

In this section of a research proposal, researchers detail the methods they will use, including the design, sample, measures and variables, and data collection procedures.

Accepted Answer

A)   A statement of limitations
B)   A literature review
C)   An ethics statement
D)   A methodological plan

Question 18

Match the concept with the definition
-Literature review

Accepted Answer

A)   Describes in detail how the study was carried out
B)   Discusses what is known about the particular topic and what has been left unanswered
C)   Is concise summary of the research report
D)   Focuses on the researcher's evaluation and interpretation of the findings, taking into account the purpose of the study
E)   Presents the specific problem under study, highlights why such a study is important, and describes the research strategy

Question 19

Match the concept with the definition.
-Literature review

Accepted Answer

A)   Discussion of how data will be collected, given opportunities and constraints
B)   A careful list of anticipated costs
C)   Explanation of how research builds on what has already been reported
D)   A review of weaknesses in the project and plans for minimizing their consequences
E)   How you will identify and respond to problems associated with using human subjectsF)  Introductory clarification of what the research is about

Question 20

Honesty and openness when it comes to research publications and reports means avoiding presenting as one's own the ideas or words of another person or persons for academic evaluation without proper acknowledgment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 15: Reporting Research

How can a poster presentation aid in writing journal articles?

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Match the concept with the definition. -Literature review

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This section of a quantiative journal article describes in detail how the study was carried out.

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This section of a journal article identifies the key independent and dependent variables and provides the varied nominal and operational definitions.

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At the end of this section, you are ready to conceptually define your variables and formally state your hypotheses.

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Qualitative journal reports include a discussion of quotes for participants.

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Match the concept with the definition -Methods

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Reflection is unimportant in qualitative journal reports.

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In this section of a research proposal, researchers identify human subjects issues in the research and establish how they will respond to them in an ethical fashion.

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Most research proposals will contain all of the following EXCEPT:

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Writing for peer-reviewed journals is perhaps the toughest form of writing because articles are submitted to several other experts in your field for careful review-anonymously, with most journals-prior to acceptance for publication. This process is called:

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Match the concept with the definition. -A budget

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In this section of a research proposal, researchers detail the methods they will use, including the design, sample, measures and variables, and data collection procedures.

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Match the concept with the definition. -Statement of research problem

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In this section of a research proposal, researchers present a careful listing of the anticipated costs.

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Honesty and openness when it comes to research publications and reports means avoiding presenting as one's own the ideas or words of another person or persons for academic evaluation without proper acknowledgment.

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In most social work journals, anonymous reviewers evaluate the manuscripts for publication.

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Match each term to its definition. -Executive summary

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Match the concept with the definition -Literature review

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Match the concept with the definition -Discussion

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