PRAC RES 6

What are the 3 basic types of literature sources mentioned in the text?

• Primary, Secondary, Tertiary

• Primary, Tertiary, Quaternary

• Primary, Secondary, General

• Secondary, Tertiary, Quaternary

What does H.O.T.S. stand for in the context of reading the source material?

• Hearing, Observing, Testing, Summarizing

• Interpreting, Analyzing, Evaluating, Applying

• Hypothesizing, Organizing, Testing, Synthesizing

• Infering, Applying, Criticizing, Generalizing

What is the recommended way of presenting ideas in a good literature review writing?

• Using long paragraphs with multiple articles

• Avoiding any references to previous studies

• Including personal opinions in each paragraph

• Presenting ideas in serial abstract

What is the purpose of juxtaposing or dealing with studies with respect to each other in a literature review?

• To hide the weaknesses of the research

• To prove the extent of the validity of the findings of previous studies

• To show off the writer's knowledge

• To confuse the reader

What type of materials should researchers prefer when getting information for their literature review?

• Materials with secondary data rather than primary data

• Materials with primary data rather than secondary data

• Peer-viewed materials rather than general reading materials

• General reading materials rather than peer-viewed materials

What is the significance of including a theoretical framework in a literature review?

• To confuse the readers with complex theories

• To provide a foundation for the research and connect it to existing knowledge

• To showcase the writer's ability to use jargon

• To avoid citing any previous studies

How can researchers ensure the credibility of the sources used in a literature review?

• By only using sources that align with their personal beliefs

• By cross-referencing information from multiple reputable sources

• By avoiding any references to the original authors

• By using outdated sources for a historical perspective

What is the role of a conceptual framework in structuring a literature review?

• To confuse the readers with abstract concepts

• To provide a clear structure for organizing and analyzing the literature

• To introduce irrelevant topics for discussion

• To avoid citing any previous studies