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1
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(T/F)

One of the major purposes of a literature review is to ascertain what research has already been done in the area.

A

True

2
Q

(T/F)
A published literature review article would be considered a primary source for a person doing a literature review on the same topic.

A

False

3
Q

(T/F)

A well-written literature review is characterized by numerous quotations from research studies.

A

False

4
Q

(T/F)

The literature review section should conclude with a critical evaluation of knowledge on the problem of interest. 


A

True

5
Q

The six sections typically found in research journal articles are:

A
  • Introduction
  • Abstract
  • Methods
  • Results
  • Discussion
  • References
6
Q

Quantity of references is less important in a good literature review than the ____ of the references.

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relevance

7
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The literature review should make clear not only what is known about a problem but also any ____ in the research.

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gaps

8
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(Matching)
Describes the research design
a. Abstract
b. Introduction
c. Method
d. Results
e. Discussion
A

c. Method

9
Q
(Matching)
In quantitative studies, presents the statistical analysis
a. Abstract
b. Introduction
c. Method
d. Results
e. Discussion
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d. Results

10
Q
(Matching)
Identifies the research questions or statement of purpose
a. Abstract
b. Introduction
c. Method
d. Results
e. Discussion
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b. Introduction

11
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(Matching)
Presents a brief summary of the major features of the study
a. Abstract
b. Introduction
c. Method
d. Results
e. Discussion
A

a. Abstract

12
Q
(Matching)
Identifies the study sample
a. Abstract
b. Introduction
c. Method
d. Results
e. Discussion
A

c. Method

13
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(Matching)
Offers an interpretation of study findings
a. Abstract
b. Introduction
c. Method
d. Results
e. Discussion
A

e. Discussion

14
Q
(Matching)
Offers a rationale for the study and describes its significance 
a. Abstract
b. Introduction
c. Method
d. Results
e. Discussion
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b. Introduction

15
Q
(Matching)
Describes how the research data were collected
a. Abstract
b. Introduction
c. Method
d. Results
e. Discussion
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c. Method

16
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(Matching)
Identifies the study’s main limitations
a. Abstract
b. Introduction
c. Method
d. Results
e. Discussion
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e. Discussion