M3 Flashcards

1
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What is the standard footnote reference maker?

A

Superscript

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2
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What does APA mean in research?

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American Psychological Association

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3
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What citation format is recommended to be used in your research proposal?

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APA

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4
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Kylie based her conclusions on the actual data gathered from the study. What characteristic is this showing?

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Empirical

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5
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_ is known as the research summary as it contains the introduction, methodology, results, and discussion of the conducted research

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Abstract

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6
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What is the system or process that serves as a guide for researchers in conducting their study?

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Scientific method/Science Investigatory Project

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7
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If Randy and Elaine went to extract crude chitin from shell wastes of Bractechlamys vexillum, Permanent viridis, and Placuna placenta and determine its absorption capacity on manganese in simulated and actual mine water, then what category of SIP are they venturing?

A

Life science

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Sam, Ruth, and Grace seek to find an alternative organic method of controlling
the Coconut Scale Insects (CSI) using the Giant Taro (Alocasia macorrhizos). In
what area of SIP would their study fall?

A

Life science

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9
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Two types of footnotes:
__ supplements or simplifies substantive information; not detailed

_ cites quoted text and any reprinted materials used in the text

A

Content, Copyright

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10
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What type of footnote provides additional and supplementary information about a topic?

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Content

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11
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The word “research” Originated from the French word __, which means

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Recercheir, to search and to search again

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12
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Characteristics and process of research

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Systematic, controlled, rigorous, valid and verifiable, empirical, critical

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Characteristics and process of research

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Systematic, controlled, rigorous, valid and verifiable, empirical, critical

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14
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This characteristic implies that the procedure adopted to undertake an investigation
follows a certain logical sequence.

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Systematic

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in real life there are many factors that affect an outcome. The concept
of control implies that, in exploring causality in relation to two variables (factors), we set up our study in a way that minimizes the effects of other factors affecting the relationship. This can be achieved to a large extent in the physical and biological sciences as most of the research is done in a laboratory. (Characteristic)

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Controlled

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16
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you must be careful in ensuring that the procedures followed to find
answers to questions are relevant, appropriate, and justified. (Characteristic)

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Rigorous

17
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The characteristic is described by- this concept implies that whatever we conclude based on our findings are correct and can be verified by us and others.

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Valid and verifiable

18
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this characteristic means that any conclusion drawn are based upon hard evidence
gathered from information collected from real-life experiences or observations.

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Empirical

19
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critical scrutiny of the procedures used, and the methods employed is
crucial to a research inquiry. The process of investigation must be foolproof and free

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Critical

20
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Systematic way of doing scientific investigations and researches

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Scientific method

21
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Steps of Scientific method

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  1. Observing
  2. Identifying and Formulating the Problem
  3. Collecting Relevant Information about the Problem/Topic
  4. Formulating Hypothesis
  5. Designing and Conducting an Experiment/ Data Collection Procedure
  6. Gathering/Collecting Data
  7. Organizing and Presenting Data
  8. Analyzing and Interpreting Data
  9. Making a Conclusion
    10.Verifying the Study
    11.Communicating results
22
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Life/ Biological sciences

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Botany, zoology, microbiology, biochemistry, medicine and health, ecology

23
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Physical sciences

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Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Computer science, engineering, earth and space science, environmental science

24
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Robotics and intelligent machines

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Automatic machines, Artificial intelligence

25
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-to offer further and supplementary information on a topic
-to direct readers to an alternate source for more detail on a topic

A

Content footnotes

26
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-to cite adapted or reprinted materials in the paper, especially data sets, tables, and quotations that exceed 400 words
-to provide credit to the original source

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Copyright permission footnotes