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Goldberg and Gorn's study (1974) demonstrated that television inserts within educational programs like "Sesame Street" were ineffective in influencing children's attitudes towards different racial groups.
Goldberg and Gorn's study (1974) demonstrated that television inserts within educational programs like "Sesame Street" were ineffective in influencing children's attitudes towards different racial groups.
False (B)
The inserts used by Goldberg and Gorn depicted diverse racial groups in fully integrated settings to promote inclusivity.
The inserts used by Goldberg and Gorn depicted diverse racial groups in fully integrated settings to promote inclusivity.
False (B)
According to Goldberg and Gorn, even brief exposure to television can lead to significant short-term changes in attitudes toward televised children of different racial and ethnic groups.
According to Goldberg and Gorn, even brief exposure to television can lead to significant short-term changes in attitudes toward televised children of different racial and ethnic groups.
True (A)
Stein and Susman (1975) found that pro-social television had the greatest impact on children when combined with relevant play materials in a low classroom structure.
Stein and Susman (1975) found that pro-social television had the greatest impact on children when combined with relevant play materials in a low classroom structure.
Stein and Susman's research involved studying children aged 8-10 years old who were enrolled in advanced academic programs.
Stein and Susman's research involved studying children aged 8-10 years old who were enrolled in advanced academic programs.
A theoretical framework provides context for research findings, but does not hold or support theories.
A theoretical framework provides context for research findings, but does not hold or support theories.
The 'Identify' step in conducting a literature review involves critically assessing the quality and relevance of selected literature.
The 'Identify' step in conducting a literature review involves critically assessing the quality and relevance of selected literature.
A literature review typically includes an Introduction, Methodology, Results, and Conclusion section.
A literature review typically includes an Introduction, Methodology, Results, and Conclusion section.
A literature review only summarizes existing research and does not document the need for a proposed study.
A literature review only summarizes existing research and does not document the need for a proposed study.
Systematic reviews offer more rigor and structure in reviewing literature compared to standard literature reviews.
Systematic reviews offer more rigor and structure in reviewing literature compared to standard literature reviews.
A meta-analysis uses subjective interpretations of multiple studies to identify overall trends.
A meta-analysis uses subjective interpretations of multiple studies to identify overall trends.
A literature review primarily focuses on current research, with minimal emphasis on historical context.
A literature review primarily focuses on current research, with minimal emphasis on historical context.
When searching for literature, limiting sources solely to popular media ensures credibility and academic rigor.
When searching for literature, limiting sources solely to popular media ensures credibility and academic rigor.
A literature review primarily serves to obscure gaps in existing research by focusing on established findings.
A literature review primarily serves to obscure gaps in existing research by focusing on established findings.
A review of related literature (RRL) includes summaries of opinions from the general public on a research topic.
A review of related literature (RRL) includes summaries of opinions from the general public on a research topic.
An effective RRL should omit materials that contradict the researcher's hypothesis to maintain a consistent argument.
An effective RRL should omit materials that contradict the researcher's hypothesis to maintain a consistent argument.
RRL should only focus on very recent publications to ensure research aligns with the cutting edge findings in the field.
RRL should only focus on very recent publications to ensure research aligns with the cutting edge findings in the field.
Relying exclusively on primary sources is recommended in literature reviews to obtain firsthand research insights.
Relying exclusively on primary sources is recommended in literature reviews to obtain firsthand research insights.
The conclusion of a literature review should present a novel, previously unmentioned theory on the topic.
The conclusion of a literature review should present a novel, previously unmentioned theory on the topic.
The introduction section of a literature review typically details specific statistical analyses used in previous research.
The introduction section of a literature review typically details specific statistical analyses used in previous research.
Failing to consider studies from developing countries is acceptable if the research primarily focuses on a Western population.
Failing to consider studies from developing countries is acceptable if the research primarily focuses on a Western population.
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Literature Review
Literature Review
A summary of existing research, providing context and identifying gaps.
Theoretical Framework
Theoretical Framework
A structure that holds or supports a research theory.
Steps in a Literature Review
Steps in a Literature Review
Find, Select, Assess, Organize, and Write about relevant sources.
Literature Review Structure
Literature Review Structure
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Systematic Review
Systematic Review
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Meta-Analysis
Meta-Analysis
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Purpose of Background
Purpose of Background
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Where to search for literature?
Where to search for literature?
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Goldberg and Gorn (1974) Study
Goldberg and Gorn (1974) Study
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Racial Group Inserts
Racial Group Inserts
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Short-Term Attitude Change
Short-Term Attitude Change
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Stein and Susman (1975) Experiment
Stein and Susman (1975) Experiment
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Pro-social TV's Effect
Pro-social TV's Effect
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What is RRL?
What is RRL?
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Purpose of a Literature Review
Purpose of a Literature Review
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Importance of a Literature Review
Importance of a Literature Review
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Common RRL Errors
Common RRL Errors
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RRL Structure
RRL Structure
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Introduction (RRL)
Introduction (RRL)
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Main Body (RRL)
Main Body (RRL)
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