EDUC 518 Quiz Reviewing the Literature

EDUC 518 Quiz Reviewing the Literature

EDUC 518 Quiz 2 Reviewing the Literature and Ethical Research

Module 2: Week 2

1. Which of the following are recommended ways to organize a literature search?
2. In reviewing a research proposal, the first step of an institutional review board (IRB) is to determine:
3. The main drawback of Internet searches is finding too much information.
4. Researchers have the obligation to report all findings fully and honestly even if the findings contradict their expectations.
5. The law requires that an institutional review board (IRB) must evaluate the research design and methodology of any proposed study with human subjects.
6. A researcher may deceive the participants during the study if necessary, but the participants must be given a full explanation after the study ends.
7. What were the ethical principles established by the 1979 Belmont Report?
8. What is the primary consideration when evaluating Internet sources?
9. Ethical issues arise in educational research because the subject matter is:
10. Which of the following are Boolean terms that can be used in literature search engines?
11. Which of the following publications compiles statistical information over the range of U.S. education?
12. Confidentiality refers to the process of protecting the identity of specific individuals.
13. Which of the following are among the functions of literature review in research?
14. Which of the following are true of the current ERIC database?
15. In which of the following situations would using a citation index be particularly useful?
16. For a study in which subjects are considered “at risk,” what must researchers be able to argue?
17. What is the central ethical concept in research with human subjects?
18. According to the grounded theory of qualitative research, researchers should not read any of the existing literature when conducting a study.
19. What type of qualitative study formulates theories to explain what has been observed after the study is complete?
20. Researchers are legally obligated to report any evidence of child abuse.

Other sets

1. Which of the following are important reasons for learning to search online databases effectively?
2. What type of qualitative study formulates theories to explain what has been observed after the study is complete?
3. Which of the following are purposes of an informed consent statement?
4. Which of the following are true of aggregate databases in general?
5. In reviewing a research proposal, the first step of an institutional review board (IRB) is to determine:
6. Confidentiality refers to the process of protecting the identity of specific individuals.
7. Which of the following publications compiles statistical information over the range of U.S. education?
8. Which of the following are recommended ways to organize a literature search?
9. When submitting to the IRB, which of the below is NOT required?
10. Which of the following are among the functions of literature review in research?
11. The grounded theory approach to research is different from the traditional scientific method in that it is:
12. Researchers have the obligation to report all findings fully and honestly even if the findings contradict their expectations.
13. The main drawback of Internet searches is finding too much information.
14. What were the ethical principles established by the 1979 Belmont Report?
15. Ethical issues arise in educational research because the subject matter is:
16. On which central principle is conducting a literature review in quantitative research based?
17. Which of the following are true of the current ERIC database?
18. What is the largest source of educational statistics?
19. What is the central ethical concept in research with human subjects?
20. In which of the following areas have the review requirements for research with human participants been recently revised?