Lesson 15 Flashcards

1
Q

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“Correlation” is a more precise term for “causation.”

A

false

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2
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“Framing” offers an ethical way to present the facts.

A

false

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In statistics, the mode is the value that occurs most often.

A

true

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4
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Numbers tend to be less misleading than words.

A

false

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5
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Personal bias among researcher is inescapable.

A

true

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6
Q

Valid research typically produces……..

  1. conclusive answer
  2. probable answer
  3. inconclusive answer
  4. any of these
A

any of these

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7
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Research is most effective when it achieves “certainty.”

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false

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8
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The most recent information is almost always the most reliable.

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false

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9
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Indicators of quality for a web site include all of the following except…….

  1. links to reputable sites
  2. material that has been peer reviewed
  3. options for contacting the author or organization
  4. objective coverage
  5. presentations that include graphics, video, sound
A
  1. presentations
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10
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The basic criteria by which we measure the dependability of any research are………

  1. timeliness and efficiency
  2. relevance and focus
  3. validity and reliability
  4. conciseness and emphasis
  5. all
A

validity and reliability

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