3rd year honours quiz

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a major approach to research design?

• Experiment
  

• Descriptive
  

• Observational
  

• Analytical

Multiple Choice

A student submitted an essay he wrote in a different class for a history class assignment. What kind of plagiarism is this?

• Direct Plagiarism

• Self Plagiarism

• Accidental Plagiarism

• Paraphrasing plagiarism

Multiple Choice

Which of the following source of research is the most reliable?

• peer-reviewed journals

• mainstream newspapers

• professional magazines

• online encyclopedias

Multiple Select

What are the four principles of research impact according to the Australian Research Council?

• Plan

• Report

• Assess

• Promote

Multiple Choice

What type of data can be measured and expressed numerically?

• Qualitative

• Quantitative

• Discrete

• Categorical

Multiple Choice

What are the three key factors in research appraisal ?

• Applicability

• Reliability

• Validity

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What is a common feature of credible online sources?

• They have a professional design.

• They provide detailed references and citations.

• They have many advertisements.

• They are frequently updated.

Multiple Choice

What are the main purposes of reporting guidelines in clinical trials?

• To ensure accurate reporting

• To increase trial duration

• To reduce participant numbers

• To limit data analysis

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a critical appraisal tool?

• CRAAP

• JBI tools

• PRISMA

• CREET

Multiple Choice

What is the key components of reporting guidelines?

• Unclear Research Reporting

• Expert Panel Consensus

• Systematic Reviews

• Open Access

Multiple Choice

What are the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses?

• PRISMA

• COREQ

• SCRIBE

• CHERRIES

Multiple Choice

What is the best way to synthesise information in you introduction?

• Organizing by author

• Organizing by theme

• Summarizing articles

• Citing sources

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of research questions in a project?

• They provide a foundation for the project

• They are selected by experts in the field

• They complicate the project

• They are only for academic purposes

Multiple Choice

What are the criteria for research to be considered as having merit?

• Justifiable by potential benefit

• Designed using appropriate methods

• Based on thorough literature study

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What are the differences between primary and secondary research questions?

• Primary questions are more important than secondary questions

• Secondary questions are always related to primary questions

• Primary questions are the main focus of research

• Secondary questions are not necessary for research

Multiple Choice

What factors make a project feasible in the context of an honours project?

• Time

• Workload

• Expertise

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What types of research questions might we ask in speech pathology?

• Prevention

• Experience and meaning

• Improvements

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What types of research questions might we ask regarding clinical findings, etiology/risk, and clinical manifestation of disease?

• Clinical findings

• Etiology/risk

• Clinical manifestation of disease

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What does the acronym PICO(T) stand for in research questions?

• Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome, Time

• People, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome, Treatment

• Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome, Type

• Population, Intervention, Comparison, Objective, Time

Multiple Choice

What are the different ways to word questions to compare treatments?

• Is Treatment X effective at improving Y?

• How effective is Treatment X at improving Y?

• Is Treatment X more effective than Treatment Z at improving Y?

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

How many groups are doing a scoping review?

• 3

• 4

• 2

• None

Multiple Choice

Why should we use critical appraisal tools?

• To determine the quality of the journal article

• To see if the journal article is written by an expert

• To determine if the journal article is peer reviewed

• We just have to

Multiple Choice

What is the primary objective of a descriptive survey?

• To establish causality between variables

• To describe characteristics of a population or phenomenon

• To explore the relationship between two or more variables

• To predict future outcomes based on past data

Multiple Choice

What does 'Design' refer to in the context of research?

• The actual strategies and techniques that researchers use

• A specific philosophical and ethical approach to developing knowledge

• The type of research enquiry as well as an outline of the study

• A method of data collection

Multiple Choice

2. When conducting research involving human subjects, what is the significance of confidentiality?

• It allows researchers to share participants' personal information without consent

• It ensures that participants' information is kept private and not disclosed to unauthorized individuals

• It helps researchers to selectively disclose study results based on participant characteristics

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of 'Method' in research?

• A specific philosophical and ethical approach to developing knowledge

• The type of research enquiry as well as an outline of the study

• The actual strategies and techniques that researchers use

• A method of data collection

Multiple Choice

What is not the potential outcomes of using PICO to guide information searches?

• Finding more articles

• Finding more relevant articles

• Finding more irrelevant articles

Multiple Choice

You conducted a survey in your class to find out everyone's favorite fruit. You collected the data and listed the fruits as follows: Apples, Bananas, Oranges, Grapes, Apples, Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Grapes, Grapes, Bananas, Apples. Which fruit is the most popular based on this data?

• Apples

• Bananas

• Oranges

• Grapes

Multiple Choice

What type of method are Emilie, Lexie and Kathryn using in their study?

• A focus group

• Survey

• A treatment study

• Scoping review

Multiple Select

Which of the following is an example of a qualitative research method?

• Ethnography

• Survey

• Experiment

• Case Study

Multiple Choice

1. What is the primary purpose of obtaining informed consent from research participants?

• To ensure participants are aware of the researcher's personal information

• To guarantee participants' compliance with the research protocol

• To respect participants' autonomy and provide them with information about the study

Multiple Choice

What is quantitative data?

• Data that can be quantified and expressed in numerical terms

• Data that is descriptive includes observational elements

• Data that formualtes and builds new theories

• Data that uses inductive reasoning

Multiple Choice

Which of these analyses could be used in analysing ressults from a survey?

• Mean

• Frequency

• Chi-square

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What are some challenges in group work?

• Group members don't communicate often with each other

• One group member prefers to listen to articles rather than read them

• Group members cannot decide on what to wear for their presentation

• One group member likes to bring cookies to the meetings

Multiple Choice

What is the correct order of steps in qualitative thematic analysis

• Generate initial codes, identify themes, familiarise yourself with your data, review themes, name themes, report

• Familiarise yourself with your data, identify themes, generate initial codes, review themes, report, review themes

• Familiarise yourself with your data, generate initial codes, identify themes, review themes, name themes, report

• Identify themes, generate initial codes, familiarise yourself with your data, name themes, review themes, report

Multiple Choice

How many steps are there in the Arksey and O'Malley scoping review process?

• 5 with an optional 6th step

• 5

• 6

• 4

Multiple Choice

What are some possible risk factors preventing completion of an honours project

• Students don't work on the project throughout the year

• Ethics takes a long time

• Taylor Swift performs in Townsville during the week before the thesis is due

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What type of study are Sonia, Sally and Alyssah-Jane doing?

• An experimental design

• A survey

• A qualitative study

• A descriptive study

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of 'Methodology' ?

• A specific philosophical and ethical approach to developing knowledge

• The actual strategies and techniques that researchers use

• The type of research enquiry as well as an outline of the study

• A method of data collection

Multiple Choice

Ainsley's project is focusing on

• Voice in musical theatre students

• Voice in the military

• Voice in transgender people

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

I take a passage from one of my sources and rework the ideas into my own words so that I don't have to give the original source credit.
Is this plagiarism?

• YES
• NO

Multiple Choice

What is Nuel's topic?

• The experience of voice therapy for transgender clients in rural and remote Australia/Queensland

• Does voice therapy improve the quality of life of transgender clients?

• Is voice therapy effective for transgender clients?

• None of the above.