Chapter 4

All of these are benefits of scoping, except .............. .

• Increases your burden.

• Helps you communicate your research to others.

• Helps your self-discipline.

• Guides your effort.

you should Expansion your scope enough to make it clearer , with giving up so much that your research seems ambitious.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

you should narrow your scope enough to make it clearer and easier, without giving up so much that your research seems unambitious or valueless.

"The context or tone of the communication" is:

• communication

• framing

• font size

• color

A bias is favor toward something.

• True

• False

In order to scope, we need to establish the topic on which you plan to focus within those boundaries.

• True

• False

In order to set Boundaries, you should start thinking about:

• the academic and professional boundaries

• the geographical boundaries

• the human and social boundaries

• All are correct

• the temporal boundaries

What is the difference between parsimonious theories and deep theories?

_{(2 options are correct)}

• Parsimonious theories tend to be shallow (explain a lot things imperfectly)

• deep theories tend to be shallow (explain a lot things imperfectly)

• deep theories tend to be narrow (explain few things well).

• Parsimonious theories tend to be narrow (explain few things well).

"The quality of being agreeable to others." is

• value

• Interesting

• objective

• justification

"The worth of something from one perspective" is

• value

• Important

• objective

• justification

You can justify your topic by claiming:

• Interesting & Important

• Improving & Challenging

• Resolving a gap in our knowledge

• All are correct