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What is the maximum word limit for an abstract in a survey report?
What is the maximum word limit for an abstract in a survey report?
- 300 words
- 150 words
- 200 words
- 250 words (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a part of Hyland's Model for an abstract?
Which of the following is NOT a part of Hyland's Model for an abstract?
- Analysis (correct)
- Conclusion
- Method
- Purpose
What approach should be taken when writing a survey report?
What approach should be taken when writing a survey report?
- Speak in present tense (correct)
- Include direct quotations
- Use a conversational tone
- Personal anecdotes should be included
Which of the following is a guideline for the tone of writing in a survey report?
Which of the following is a guideline for the tone of writing in a survey report?
What support should be used to strengthen an argument in a survey report?
What support should be used to strengthen an argument in a survey report?
What should be done when citing three or more authors in a publication?
What should be done when citing three or more authors in a publication?
Which is a requirement for quoting longer passages according to the guidelines?
Which is a requirement for quoting longer passages according to the guidelines?
How should groups that serve as authors be treated in citations?
How should groups that serve as authors be treated in citations?
What is indicated by the abbreviation 'n.d.' in citations?
What is indicated by the abbreviation 'n.d.' in citations?
When citing a secondary source, what should be included in the citation?
When citing a secondary source, what should be included in the citation?
What is a common misconception about short quotes in academic writing?
What is a common misconception about short quotes in academic writing?
Why is General Physics considered beneficial for mental health?
Why is General Physics considered beneficial for mental health?
What is the primary focus of Lucero's work according to the guidelines discussed?
What is the primary focus of Lucero's work according to the guidelines discussed?
Which component is essential for making a survey report more specific?
Which component is essential for making a survey report more specific?
What type of report is characterized by summarizing results periodically?
What type of report is characterized by summarizing results periodically?
Which element is included in the discussion section of a survey report?
Which element is included in the discussion section of a survey report?
In the context of survey reports, what do graphs and tables primarily enhance?
In the context of survey reports, what do graphs and tables primarily enhance?
Which of the following is NOT a type of report mentioned?
Which of the following is NOT a type of report mentioned?
What is the primary purpose of the introduction in a research project?
What is the primary purpose of the introduction in a research project?
Which Likert scale option provides a neutral point in responses?
Which Likert scale option provides a neutral point in responses?
What is a key component of the literature review in research?
What is a key component of the literature review in research?
Which aspect is NOT typically included in the methodology section of a research project?
Which aspect is NOT typically included in the methodology section of a research project?
What type of questions do 'Do you agree' statements represent in a survey?
What type of questions do 'Do you agree' statements represent in a survey?
What is the primary aim of a position paper?
What is the primary aim of a position paper?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the introduction in a position paper?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the introduction in a position paper?
What should be included in the body of a position paper?
What should be included in the body of a position paper?
Why is it important to consider your audience when writing a position paper?
Why is it important to consider your audience when writing a position paper?
Which of the following describes an effective topic for a position paper?
Which of the following describes an effective topic for a position paper?
What is a common characteristic of position papers compared to other essay types?
What is a common characteristic of position papers compared to other essay types?
Which approach is typically used to address counterclaims in a position paper?
Which approach is typically used to address counterclaims in a position paper?
Which of the following best represents the subjective nature of position papers?
Which of the following best represents the subjective nature of position papers?
What citation style is commonly used in the Philippines according to general guidelines?
What citation style is commonly used in the Philippines according to general guidelines?
Which of the following is NOT a part of the research conclusion guidelines?
Which of the following is NOT a part of the research conclusion guidelines?
What is a primary purpose of the appendices in a project report?
What is a primary purpose of the appendices in a project report?
Which of the following describes an important aspect of citing sources in APA 7th Edition?
Which of the following describes an important aspect of citing sources in APA 7th Edition?
What should be done to prevent plagiarism in research reports?
What should be done to prevent plagiarism in research reports?
In which citation style does the Modern Language Association (MLA) belong?
In which citation style does the Modern Language Association (MLA) belong?
What is the key focus of the discussion section in a project report?
What is the key focus of the discussion section in a project report?
What is a common guideline about jargon in a project report?
What is a common guideline about jargon in a project report?
Flashcards
Position Paper
Position Paper
An essay that presents a stance on an issue, aiming to convince the audience.
Thesis Statement
Thesis Statement
The main argument or point of a position paper.
Counterclaims
Counterclaims
Arguments opposing your position.
Supporting Evidence
Supporting Evidence
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Refuting Counterclaims
Refuting Counterclaims
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Choosing a Topic (Position Paper)
Choosing a Topic (Position Paper)
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Audience Analysis
Audience Analysis
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Introduction (Position Paper)
Introduction (Position Paper)
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Survey Report
Survey Report
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Research Objectives
Research Objectives
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APA 7th Edition
APA 7th Edition
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Formal and Impersonal
Formal and Impersonal
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Reporting Verbs
Reporting Verbs
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Survey Report Introduction
Survey Report Introduction
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Methods Section
Methods Section
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Results Section
Results Section
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Discussion Section
Discussion Section
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Data Gathering Procedure
Data Gathering Procedure
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Literature Review
Literature Review
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Setting
Setting
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Participants
Participants
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Likert Scale
Likert Scale
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What are three key stages of ROAL presentation?
What are three key stages of ROAL presentation?
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How to cite a single author in a research paper?
How to cite a single author in a research paper?
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How to cite multiple authors in a research paper?
How to cite multiple authors in a research paper?
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How to cite a source without a publication date?
How to cite a source without a publication date?
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How to cite a secondary source?
How to cite a secondary source?
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How to format a short quote?
How to format a short quote?
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How to format a longer quote?
How to format a longer quote?
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How to cite a corporation?
How to cite a corporation?
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Referencing Styles
Referencing Styles
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Citing Sources
Citing Sources
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What is plagiarism?
What is plagiarism?
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Supporting Material
Supporting Material
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Implications
Implications
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Answering Research Questions
Answering Research Questions
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Study Notes
Position Paper
- An essay presenting a stance on an issue, aiming to convince the audience
- Can use simple to complex formats
- Useful for advocating social change
- Presents one side of an arguable opinion, much like a debate
- Supported by reason and empirical evidence
- Subjective, based on arguable opinions, focusing on the writer's stance
- Flexible format
Writing a Position Paper
- Choosing a topic: Establish its arguability and ensure a strong argument
- Developing an argument: Ensure position is well-supported, listing both sides of the topic
- Examining counterclaims: Ability to support counterclaims, considering the audience's viewpoint
Organization of a Position Paper
- Introduction: Introduce the topic, background, and importance; assert the thesis
- Body: Include counter arguments, summarizing counterclaims, providing supporting information to refute counterclaims; give arguments; give educated opinion; provide support with empirical evidence
Survey Report
- A type of academic writing using research to give information on a topic
- Formulates questions based on research objectives
- Involves report writing
- Consists of an abstract, maximum 250 words, following Hyland's model (Introduction, Purpose, Method, Product, Conclusion)
- Includes introduction, background of the study, statement of the problem, methods (researchers, respondents, data gathering, procedure), results (presentation, use of graphs and tables), discussion, data analysis, implications/restatement of the thesis statement, recommendations
- Uses APA 7th edition references
- Uses reporting verbs in formal, straightforward, impersonal style
- Reports support facts with quotes from participants
- Interprets results and explains implications
- Presents results through numerical data
- Includes appendices with supplementary material
Types of Survey Questions
- Open-ended: Respondents provide answers in their own words
- Closed-ended: Offers a list of options
- Demographic: Basic questions regarding respondents' background
- Yes/No: Answerable with a simple "yes" or "no"
- Multiple Choice: Selection among provided options
Writing and Presenting a Project Report
- Suggested Structure: Abstract, introduction, literature review, methodology, results, discussion, conclusions, references, appendices
- Abstract: Summary of research questions, methodology, and conclusions
- Introduction: Presents the research questions, objectives, and background
- Literature Review: Studies relevant to the project
- Methodology: Describes how research was conducted
- Results: Presents findings of the research
- Discussion: Analyzes results and relates findings to research questions
- Conclusions: Summarizes the results and interprets findings
- References: Appropriately cites all sources using APA 7th edition format
- Appendices: Supplementary materials, including relevant data
- APA 7th Edition Referencing Styles: American Psychological Association, popularly used in the Philippines; or MLA; or CMOS; or Harvard style.
Report Facts
- Contains crucial information and data discovered in the project, supported by quotes from participants, and relevant findings interpretation.
- Indicates projects implications in the conclusion.
- Provides answers to research questions and explains what was discovered.
Referencing Styles (APA 7th Edition)
- General: Citation format for various styles, like American Psychological Association (APA), Modern Language Association (MLA), Chicago Manual of Style, and Harvard
- Basic Rules: When using sources within assignments, author's last name and year of publication.
Citing Sources
- Follow APA style to cite all sources accurately
- Secondary source acknowledgements: clearly reference the source
- Direct quotations: Place inside quotation marks; longer quotations formatted as a block.
- References for groups: use the groups' name fully during first mention, then abbreviate for subsequent mentions
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This quiz focuses on the essential aspects of writing a position paper, including selecting a topic, developing a strong argument, and addressing counterclaims. It breaks down the structure of the paper, offering guidance on how to present and support your stance effectively. Perfect for those looking to advocate for social change through persuasive writing.
