1. In interpreting research findings, Level 1 involves comparing and contrasting data, including unexpected results, and emphasizing flaws in the study.

• True

• False

1. Level 2 of interpretation focuses on explaining the internal validity and consistency of the results.

• True

• False

1. Level 3 interpretation explains the external validity of the results and their general applicability to external conditions.

• True

• False

1. Level 4 interpretation involves relating the data to theoretical research or reviewed literature.

• True

• False

1. Data analysis tends to be objective and uniform across different businesses and data types.

• True

• False

1. What is the purpose of synthesizing results into a coherent whole during the interpretation process?

• To summarize the data

• To attach meaning and significance to the analysis

• To present raw data

1. In interpreting research findings, why is it important to apply newly found knowledge from other settings or literatures?

• To demonstrate authenticity

• To provide theoretical frameworks

• To enhance understanding and relevance

1. In interpreting research findings, what is the purpose of listing points or important findings?

• To summarize the data

• To highlight key insights

• To provide context

1. What should be noted when interpreting research findings to ensure learning and discovery?

• Descriptive examples from participants

• Statistical analysis techniques

• Theoretical frameworks

1. Which step in interpreting research findings involves applying newly found knowledge from other sources?

• Including quotes from participants

• Incorporating knowledge from other settings or literatures

• Listing important findings