A) A researcher identifies attempted programs that were unsuccessful in reducing dropout rates.
B) A researcher explores suggestions that other researchers have posed to determine the best ways to keep students in school until graduation.
C) A researcher identifies all the major lines of inquiry that have been pursued in the field of dropout prevention.
D) A researcher develops a conceptual model to explain his discovery that dropouts tend to leave school because they had a compelling, time-intensive interest in some out-of-school activity.
E) A researcher speculates about the possible value of an approach to dropout prevention that has not been previously tried.
F) A researcher examines the literature on dropout prevention programs to determine how student satisfaction with such programs was measured.
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A) about half the studies should not have been published or should have been extensively revised.
B) about half of the studies were literal replications of previous research.
C) most of the studies were of high quality.
D) nearly all the studies incorporated too few variables in the research design.
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A) the statistical significance of the findings.
B) the hypotheses that were tested.
C) whether the experimental or the control group was more effective.
D) the magnitude of the difference between the experimental and control group on each outcome measure..
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A) finalize your problem statement before reading any primary sources.
B) do a thorough search of each preliminary source that indexes the literature relevant to your problem.
C) read selected secondary sources to get an overview of the literature relevant to your problem.
D) read the references in various primary sources to generate a list of other primary sources.
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A) Calculates a statistic called effect size to assess the overall magnitude of the differences between groups of research participants on each variable of interest.
B) Focuses on the sample size and magnitude of the effects in each study.
C) Provides a subjective summary of selected research, theory, and opinion on a particular topic.
D) Classifies studies included in the review into categories based on the direction and statistical significance of the findings.
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A) Introduction
B) Research Procedures
C) Research Results
D) Discussion of Results
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A) Education Abstracts.
B) Dissertation Abstracts.
C) ERIC.
D) Google Scholar.
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A) allows you to put each citation into a standard format.
B) provides fields in which you can type notes about each citation.
C) allows you to import citations directly into your research report.
D) all of the above.
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A) increase the number of citations retrieved.
B) decrease the number of citations retrieved.
C) produce only citations that are highly relevant to your topic.
D) produce only citations that are coded by both the terms you specified.
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A) the questions, objectives, or hypotheses in one's study to which the document pertains.
B) a code classifying each document as primarily concerned with research, theory, or opinion.
C) the year of publication.
D) the quality of the study's methodology.
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A) The researcher intends to develop grounded theory about how social class and gender affect children's conceptions of learning.
B) The researcher intends to develop a new measure of conceptions of learning.
C) The researcher plans to study a population of children that he thinks has not been studied previously.
D) The researcher plans to test hypotheses derived from a theory of intellectual development.
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A) paid insufficient attention to the better studies.
B) relied too much on the reviewer's subjective judgment.
C) ignored the statistical significance of the results of quantitative analyses.
D) ignored the expertise and reputation of the researchers whose studies were reviewed.
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A) gain insight into the research methods used by other investigators.
B) select tried-and-true approaches.
C) broaden the research problem.
D) compare preliminary sources.
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