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Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 54mins
are print and non-print materials collected, processed, and stored by libraries.
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The best resource to find more in-depth analysis of a subject although it may not be as broad a view as a reference work.
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They will give you concise, factual information on a particular topic intended to educate, not persuade
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The best resource to find a concise overview or summary of a topic, written by a topic specialist
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The best source for small segments of a topic, current articles on a topic, analysis of current events, and/or targeted research studies.
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It is a material you find online
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sources with the most reliable information.
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sources in which credibility is likely to be high, but which may or may not be formally peer-reviewed
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sources where information is likely to be inaccurate, inadequately researched, or strongly biased.
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Libraries
A. Top-Tier
B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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Trade publications
A. Top-Tier
B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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B
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Government documents
A. Top-Tier
B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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B
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Newspapers
A. Top-Tier
B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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B
C
News magazines
A. Top-Tier
B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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B
C
Popular magazines
A. Top-Tier
B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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B
C
Company/agency websites
A. Top-Tier
B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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B
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Wikis
A. Top-Tier
B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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B
C
Homemade websites
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B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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B
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Blogs
A. Top-Tier
B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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B
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Facebook, Twitter, and other social media
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B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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B
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academic peer-reviewed websites
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B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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academic peer-reviewed journals
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B. Mid-Tier
C. Bottom-Tier
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a process that involves writing or recording what you hear or read in a descriptive way.
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the practice of writing down or otherwise recording key points of information.
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Capture the main ideas of the source succinctly by restating them in your own words.
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Restate the author's ideas in your own words.
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Copy the quotation exactly as it appears in the original source. Put quotation marks around the text and note the name of the person you are quoting.
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first component in every APA reference
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second component in a reference
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third component of a reference
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final component of a reference
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Depending on what you are citing, your title will be formatted (a) .
Most citations only need the ____ in parentheses, followed by a ___.
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Sometimes an author can be a (a) or group.
retrieval of information
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It is the tool of science
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the utilization or application of the result of research for the improvement or uplift of the living conditions of people
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a process of systematic inquiry that entails collection of data; documentation of critical information; and analysis and interpretation of that data/information, in accordance with suitable methodologies set by specific professional fields and academic disciplines
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there are rules, principles and procedures in doing it.
This is Research as a (a) activity
Research as a (a) activity shows that there are variables of factors that are to be investigated and manipulated.
Research as a (a) activity means that researchers have to be careful in observation, recording, analyzing and interpreting information he/she gathers.
Research is (a) activity as one can research only about something that is empirical or observable.
It is a nature of research that lies in the making of conclusions or generalizations basing on the collected data.
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It is a nature of research that is involved when a researcher conceptualizes his research activity, he uses existing theories and concepts in formulating theoretical framework for his research.
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Research is based on direct observation.
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It is a characteristic of research where a researcher can work on a problem that can be addressed through observation.
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Research involves reasoning and valid procedures.
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It is a characteristic of research where a researcher makes conclusions based on findings and explains his findings based on existing theories.
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A researcher who completes a study presents his findings and suggests further studies on aspects of the problem that were addressed by his research.
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A researcher works on the problem and makes generalization from which another problem may arise.
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Research applies analytic procedures in gathering and analyzing data.
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Research requires careful and precise judgment in analysis and making generalizations.
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Research is conducted using methods and techniques that are appropriate to the
research problems or objectives.
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The design and procedures of a study can be replicated or repeated to arrive at more conclusive results.
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A researcher has reflective thinking and is inquisitive about the things around him.
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A researcher makes the right move at the right time in the right place economically and efficiently. A researcher uses his resources judiciously.
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A researcher is honest in collecting data and interpreting results.
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It is the tool of technology.
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