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Parent Category: Level 3
True/False Questions
- The title of your paper should be short, descriptive, and overly technical. (F)
- The discussion is where you should draw your conclusions by explaining how your research results answer your research question. (T)
- When you are writing a research paper you should never write in first person. (F)
- The materials and methods section is where you should include your hypothesis and research question. (F)
- A poster session is a great way to share information because it allows the researcher to interact with their audience. (T)
- A newsletter is the written record of the work presented at a professional conference. (F)
- When doing a presentation you should think of ways to tell the audience everything you know about a topic. (F)
- When applying for a grant it is important to read all of the instructions on the application first. (T)
- Funding agencies want to know how you plan on financing your project when the grant runs out. (T)
- Feedback from agencies about your proposal is not important when you have been denied. (F)
Multiple Choice Questions
- Which of the following are not implications of research?
- Specific research focus
- Social impact
- Study participants
- Study context
- Which of the following is a quality of a good oral presentation?
- Scientific content
- The manner of the presentation
- The way one interacts with the audience
- All of the above
- This dissemination technique is typically shorter and contains less scientific jargon then other techniques. It is also a more informal approach.
- Newsletters
- Reports
- Conference Proceedings
- Journal articles
- An example of a formal source of funding is:
- Bank loan
- Your uncle's car dealership
- CDC
- ABC
- An informal source of funding is:
- Scholarships or awards
- CDC
- ABC
- Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
- A good place to look for financial support is:
- The library
- The internet
- The local university/college
- All of the above