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What is the first step you should take when evaluating the credibility of an article or study?
What is the first step you should take when evaluating the credibility of an article or study?
- Assess its length and complexity.
- Determine if it has been cited by others.
- Look for authors and their credentials. (correct)
- Check if it has visual aids.
Which of the following is considered a less reliable source for research?
Which of the following is considered a less reliable source for research?
- Peer-reviewed journals
- Individual blogs (correct)
- Government publications
- Academic books
Which element of the CRAAP Test assesses the reliability and truthfulness of the content?
Which element of the CRAAP Test assesses the reliability and truthfulness of the content?
- Purpose
- Ccurrency
- Accuracy (correct)
- Authority
When is further research required according to the advice on evaluating resources?
When is further research required according to the advice on evaluating resources?
What should you consider about the 'currency' of a resource?
What should you consider about the 'currency' of a resource?
What does research methodology specifically describe?
What does research methodology specifically describe?
Which type of source includes original records like survey results and case studies?
Which type of source includes original records like survey results and case studies?
What is a key characteristic of scholarly sources?
What is a key characteristic of scholarly sources?
How should one evaluate the reliability of online sources?
How should one evaluate the reliability of online sources?
What is referenced in the timeline section of a research proposal?
What is referenced in the timeline section of a research proposal?
Secondary sources involve which of the following?
Secondary sources involve which of the following?
Which domain indicates a source potentially from a government entity?
Which domain indicates a source potentially from a government entity?
What is a common misconception about non-scholarly sources?
What is a common misconception about non-scholarly sources?
What is the primary purpose of a concept paper?
What is the primary purpose of a concept paper?
Which section of a concept paper addresses the necessity and societal need for the research?
Which section of a concept paper addresses the necessity and societal need for the research?
How should objectives in a concept paper be stated?
How should objectives in a concept paper be stated?
What type of concept paper is primarily used to seek financial backing for a project?
What type of concept paper is primarily used to seek financial backing for a project?
In evaluating resources for a research project, what is a key aspect to consider for reliability?
In evaluating resources for a research project, what is a key aspect to consider for reliability?
Which part of a concept paper indicates gaps in existing research?
Which part of a concept paper indicates gaps in existing research?
When scheduling research activities, what crucial aspect should be included in the research timeline?
When scheduling research activities, what crucial aspect should be included in the research timeline?
Which type of source provides firsthand accounts and direct evidence for research?
Which type of source provides firsthand accounts and direct evidence for research?
Study Notes
Concept Paper Title
- The title should be as brief as possible, and readily convey the paper's purpose.
Introduction
- The introduction section is like the "sitting room" of the concept paper, introducing the proposed concept and setting the tone for the rest of the paper.
Need for the Study
- This section should address a pertinent societal need, providing concrete evidence and documenting the source of the need.
Background
- This section indicates that prior research has been conducted in the area of interest, but there are still gaps that need to be filled.
Objectives
- The objectives are the broad and specific questions that the research aims to answer.
- They should be stated starting with the word "To" and linked to the general and specific area of study.
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Description
This quiz focuses on the essential elements of creating a concept paper, including the title, introduction, need for the study, background, and objectives. Explore each component's significance in articulating a research proposal and ensuring clarity in academic writing.