Research Methods Midterm

Match the following

• Line Graph

• Used to show comparisons between two or more groups

• Stacked Vertical Bar Graph

• 
• Bar Graph Purpose

• 
• Histograph Purpose

• 
• Histograph

• Used to plot frequency distributions

Match the following

• Table Purpose

• Show the relationship between two quantitative variables

• Line graphs Purpose

• Used to show percentages or proportions of different quantities and display descriptive research

• Pie graphs Purpose

• Used by a complex study to convey all relevant data

Match the following

• ideas of future research requirements

• Results section

• explores the meaning of the research

• Limitations section

• present key findings

• The Recommendations Subsection

• Practical application of the findings

• Discussion Subsection

• the study's weakness

• The Implications Subsection

What are the 5 steps of Evidence-Based Practice (EBP)

• Ask, Acquire, Appraise, Apply, Assess

• Ask, Acquire, Analyze, Apply, Assess

• Antecedent, Analyze, Apply, Appraise, Assess

What are the two major ways of providing documentation of works consulted during the background research process? ​ (a)   ​ (b)  

• including in-text footnotes
• constructing a bibliography (or reference list)
• synthesizing ideas into existing work

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) APA

,

(b) AMA

,

(c) Other Styles

• uses alphabetically organized references

• uses in-line citations

• Templates on Purdue Owl

• Medicine

• numerically sequential reference lists

• footnotes at the bottom of each page

• Behavioral & social sciences

• Uses numbers in-text

TEACH (Technology, Education, and ________ act.)

Which of the following is a non-experimental research study?

• researchers identify one or more factors that they will manipulate or control

• researchers investigate existing conditions or differences without manipulating them

Organize these Non-Experimental Studies

Groups:

(a) Surveys

,

(b) Case Studies

,

(c) Longitudinal Studies

• OCHL study

• includes yes/no questions

• low-cost

• often non-experimental

• uses multiple sources of evidence

• descriptive study of an individual

• followed for some amount of time

• data that reports individual opinions

• studied in "typical" settings

• often includes info on the persons treatment

• obtaining participants responses w a series of questions

• provides greater privacy for respondents

• includes cohort studies

• common in studies of child development

• CDaCI study

Match the following

• compare person w and w/out comm disorder

• case control study

• obtain participants response 2 questions

• correlation study

• study a single person or situation

• case study

• determine relationship of 2 variables

• survey research