Chapter 4

What section of Chapter 4 typically reminds the reader of the research questions or hypotheses?

• Appendix

• Introduction

• Conclusion

• Abstract

In a quantitative study, the correct term for reporting outcomes is:

• Findings

• Description

• Results

• Summary

In a qualitative study, data is presented as:

• Results

• Hypotheses

• Conclusions

• Findings

What is the purpose of using tables or charts in Chapter 4?

• To avoid discussing the findings

• To add color and style to the paper

• To help readers grasp complex data

• To replace narrative/text entirely

When presenting tables or figures, what must you always do?

• Use bright colors to convey the data effectively

• Refer to the appendix only

• Provide raw data to support results

• Explain the key insights they reveal

In qualitative research, the researcher should:

• Only show the themes

• Present raw data without commentary

• Use quotes and observations to support findings

• Focus only on numbers

When are pseudonyms required in Chapter 4?

• When quoting a published source

• When using fabricated data

• When presenting qualitative data involving participants

• Only in the abstract

If a researcher finds new insights not aligned with initial questions, they should:

• Ignore them

• Change the data

• Develop new research questions

• Remove the finding

Descriptive statistics are used in:

• Interviews

• Quantitative results presentation

• The conclusion chapter only

• Coding themes

In Chapter 4, the organization of content must:

• Follow alphabetical order

• Answer research questions logically

• Follow the order of data collection

• Begin with limitations