session 3b

What is the primary purpose of a literature review?

• To present new research findings

• To write a research proposal

• To summarize and synthesize existing research

• To conduct experiments

Which of the following is NOT a component of a research proposal?

• Data collection

• Statement of the problem

• Literature review

• Personal opinion

What does the term 'methodology' refer to in research?

• The ethical considerations

• The results of the research

• The systematic approach to conducting research

• The literature review process

Which type of research focuses on numerical data and statistical analysis?

• Descriptive Research

• Quantitative Research

• Mixed Methods

• Qualitative Research

What is a common type of bias in literature reviews?

• Analysis Bias

• Sampling Bias

• Data Collection Bias

• Selection Bias

What is the purpose of ethical considerations in research?

• To ensure the research is published

• To protect the rights and welfare of participants

• To enhance data collection methods

• To increase the sample size

Which of the following is a method for data collection in qualitative research?

• Clinical measurements

• Focus groups

• Statistical analysis

• Surveys

What is the role of a work plan in a research project?

• To outline the budget

• To summarize the literature review

• To detail the schedule and tasks

• To present the findings

Which citation style is commonly used in biomedical research?

• Vancouver System

• Harvard System

• APA Style

• MLA Style

What is the significance of conducting a literature review before starting research?

• To gather personal opinions

• To increase funding opportunities

• To avoid duplication of work

• To finalize the research question