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How to Use Storytelling in Academic Writing: The Roles of the Methods and Results Sections – Dr. Tim Pollock

Research Methods Education Program (RMEP) Basics of Research Methods Collection How to Use Storytelling in Academic Writing: The Roles of the Methods and Results Sections – Dr. Tim Pollock

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1. Question
Which of the following are parts of the Freytag’s Pyramid?
- Rising Action
- Climax
- Both Rising Action and Climax
- Only Rising Action
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2. Question
Which part of the structure of a quantitative article corresponds to exposition in Freytag’s Pyramid?
- Introduction and theory development
- Beginning of results
- Discussion
- None of the above
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3. Question
Which part of the structure of a qualitative article corresponds to falling action in Freytag’s Pyramid?
- Introduction and theoretical background
- Theoretical background, context, and methods
- Beginning of findings
- Findings and discussion
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4. Question
If an analogy of a movie were to be used for a quantitative article, who would the IV(s) and DV(s) best be represented by?
- The scenic landscapes where the movie is shot
- The producer who invests in the movie
- The actor and actress of the movie
- The supporting crew
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5. Question
Which of the following is not a type of validity?
- Variable validity
- Statistical conclusion validity
- Construct validity
- Internal validity
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6. Question
Select the option that best represents the three Cs for methods.
- Consequential, Current, and Co-ordinated
- Co-ordinated, Classy, and Communicable
- Completeness, Clarity, and Credibility
- Co-existent, Connected, and Collectible
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7. Question
Which of the following are listed first in an article?
- DV(s)
- IV(s)
- Control(s)
- Moderator(s)/Mediator(s)
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8. Question
Which of the following would be provided in data analysis?
- Statistical methods used
- Program and version Used
- Statistical tests used to determine correct approach
- All of the above
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9. Question
Which of the following figure in results section?
- Hypothesis test results
- Effect size interpretation
- Confirmation of robustness of findings
- All of the above
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10. Question
The first table presented in a quantitative paper should be about
- Correlation Table
- Survey Questionnaire Items
- Descriptive Statistics
- None of the above
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11. Question
How should hypotheses be presented in a paper?
- First one first i. e. In order
- Last one first i.e. In reverse order
- Middle hypothesis first
- In any way as looks pleasing
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By CARMA Admin|2024-10-23T11:59:57-04:00November 10th, 2023|Comments Off on How to Use Storytelling in Academic Writing: The Roles of the Methods and Results Sections – Dr. Tim Pollock

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