EDUC 760 Quiz 2

EDUC 760 Quiz 2 Liberty University

Set 1

1. A research article with a literature review section at the beginning of the article can serve as a Literature Review article for this section of your binder.
2. What are the key elements you will find in a methods section of a research article?
3. How are narrative research syntheses and meta-analyses similar?
4. What are the 5 components of research articles?
5. You should be able to read the abstract and determine whether or not you are reading a research article.
6. Narrative research syntheses
7. Narrative research syntheses and meta-analyses should both provide a list of descriptors or key terms, the date span of articles included (e.g., 1990 – 2010), and should have an extensive reference list.
8. How do you know you are reading a scholarly article and not a popular press article?
9. Meta-analyses are unique in that they
10. In the results section of quantitative research article, researchers should thoroughly, in a step by step manner, describe each step that they took to conduct the research.

Set 2

1. Meta-analysis are unique in that they
2. How do you know you are reading a scholarly article and not a popular press article?
3. What are the key elements you will find in a methods section of a research article?
4. Narrative research syntheses
5. Narrative research syntheses and meta-analyses should both provide a list of descriptors or key terms, the date span of articles included (e.g., 1990 – 2010), and should have an extensive reference list.
6. What are the 5 components of research articles?
7. A research article with a literature review section at the beginning of the article can serve as a Literature Review article for this section of your binder.
8. You should be able to read the abstract and determine whether or not you are reading a research article.
9. In the results section of quantitative research article, researchers should thoroughly, in a step by step manner, describe each step that they took to conduct the research.
10. How are narrative research syntheses and meta-analyses similar?