16 Questions
What is the definition of research according to the Cambridge Dictionary?
A systematic study to increase knowledge
Which of the following is NOT an Intended Learning Outcome (ILO) of the 'Introduction to Research' topic?
Identifying the bias in research
What do the intended learning outcomes (ILOs) of the 'Introduction to Research' include?
Defining research and recognizing its importance
What is the primary goal of research, as mentioned in the 'Introduction to Research' section?
To collect and analyze information to increase understanding
Which step does research involve, as per the definition provided in the text?
Collecting and analyzing information to increase understanding
According to the Wikipedia definition, what is research aimed at increasing?
Stock of knowledge, including knowledge of humans, culture, and society
What is the main purpose of research?
To solve new or existing problems
Which type of research involves collecting and converting data into numerical form for statistical calculations?
Quantitative research
What are the three main steps of research outlined in the text?
Proper data collection, proper data presentation, proper use of statistical data analysis
What is the first step in medical research according to the text?
Study Problem
What should a researcher consider when choosing a research problem?
Relevance, urgency of data needed, ethical acceptability
What does a study goal in research focus on?
Primary beneficiary from the study
What is the purpose of translating a problem into a question in research?
To form a clear question that needs an answer
What is the characteristic of research goals mentioned in the text?
They are usually long-term and represent general guidelines
What does qualitative research primarily focus on?
Gaining rich understanding of people's experiences
What are the tools used for proper use of statistical data analysis outlined in the text?
Comparisons and associations
Test your knowledge on research methodology, statistics, and evidence-based medicine with this quiz. Covering topics such as sampling, study design, data collection methods, variables, inferential statistics, and more.
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