Quiz 1 Flashcards
You can always trust the findings from a study that has been published in a peer-reviewed journal
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The authors of a research article have found that their newly devised intervention reduces healing time by 50% compared to the standard intervention. In their Discussion, they recommend the use of their new intervention for patients who fall within their sample parameters. This is an example of:
Internal validity
Power
Inductive reasoning
The validity of measures
inductive
In my research manuscript, I have discussed how I arrived at my research question, providing a foundation based on previous research. In which section is this most likely to appear?
Introduction
Methodology
Results
Discussion
Evidence-based medicine
intro
Based on a review of extant evidence, researchers develop and justify hypotheses in their Introduction to a research manuscript. This is an example of:
Internal validity
Deductive reasoning
External validity
Internal consistency
ded
In which section of a manuscript will I find tables, figures and results of statistical analyses?
Results
Introduction
Discussion
References
resutls
My comments on how the results of my current research relate to what was known before my study was done would probably appear in the _____________ section of a manuscript.
Reference
Discussion
Introduction
Methods
discussion
If I were interested in examining the appropriateness and rigor of a study’s design, I would focus on the:
Introduction
Methodology
Results
Conclusion
methodology
Based on the instructors’ perspective, which are the two most important sections of a research manuscript?
Introduction and Discussion
Methods and Results
Introduction and Methods
Introduction and Conclusion
methods and results
The phrase, “Nullius in verba,” means:
All things being equal
Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact.
Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.
It is done.
Don’t take anyone’s word for it
dont take anyone’s word for it
Which section of a journal article will allow you to assess the overall quality of the study and determine whether or not you can trust the findings of the study?
Abstract
Introduction
Methods
Discussion
methods
