ResearchGrad-2022

A. Research refers to an honest attempt to study a problem sporadically or to add

                            to man’s knowledge of a problem.

                       B. Research’s aim is to make known something previously unknown to human beings.

• a.      if Statement A is true and B is false.

• b. if Statement A is false and B is true.

• c.   if both Statements are true.

• d. if both Statements are false.

   

A. Without research, disciplines would progress, advancing past their current

                            limits and understanding.

                       B. Quality research is the lifeblood of few scientific disciplines.

• a.      if Statement A is true and B is false.

• b. if Statement A is false and B is true.

• c.   if both Statements are true.

• d. if both Statements are false.

A. Problems subjected to rigorous scientific scrutiny remain little more than

                            guesswork or at best, intuition.

     B. Research is what we do when we have a question or a problem we want to

          resolve.

• a.      if Statement A is true and B is false.

• b. if Statement A is false and B is true.

• c.  if both Statements are true.

• d. if both Statements are false.

A. Only published scholarly print materials can be used to strengthen review of

                            related literature.

                       B. It may not be possible to have review of related literature to be the first defense of research.

• a.      if Statement A is true and B is false.

• b.   if Statement A is false and B is true.

• c.   if both Statements are true.

• d. if both Statements are false.

A. Ulterior motive of reviewed literature is to define the gap as basis for the focus

                            of the research.

                       B. Reading of the RRL can be the second option of researchers to help them define the trends in research and the gap in knowledge.

• a.      if Statement A is true and B is false.

• b.    if Statement A is false and B is true.

• c.   if both Statements are true.

• d.   if both Statements are false.

A. A researcher needs to understand what has been done before, the strength and

                            weaknesses of   existing studies, and what they might not mean.

                       B. If collective understanding is advanced, good research is truly good.

• a.      if Statement A is true and B is false.

• b. if Statement A is false and B is true.

• c.   if both Statements are true.

• d.   if both Statements are false.

. A. Hallmark of scholarship builds on and learns from prior research and

                            scholarship on the topic.

                       B. This hallmark of scholarship may limit the granting of work integrity and sophistication

• a.      if Statement A is true and B is false.

• b. if Statement A is false and B is true.

• c.  if both Statements are true.

• d. if both Statements are false.

A. The RRL puts together what is and what is not within the scope of the

                             investigation.

                       B. The RRL allows the author not only to summarize existing literature but also to synthesize it in a way that permits old perspectives.

• a.      if Statement A is true and B is false.

• b.  if Statement A is false and B is true.

• c.    if both Statements are true.

• d.   if both Statements are false.

   

A. The RRL relates the present study to ongoing dialog in the literature. 

                       B. The RRL provides a framework for comparing the results of a study with other studies.

• a.      if Statement A is true and B is false.

• b.   if Statement A is false and B is true.

• c.  if both Statements are true.

• d.    if both Statements are false.

A. Too few references or outdated references cited put the RRL in good direction.

           B. Review that does not argue a point can advance argument in research.

• a.      if Statement A is true and B is false.

• b.   if Statement A is false and B is true.

• c.    if both Statements are true.

• d. if both Statements are false.