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Question

Where in a research paper can you find description of the paper structure?

Answer 1

Introduction

Answer 2

Conclusion

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Literature Review

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Introduction

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Conclusion

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Literature Review

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Introduction

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Conclusion

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Literature Review

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Introduction

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Conclusion

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Literature Review

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Introduction

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Conclusion

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Literature Review

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Conceptual

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less in scale

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more subjective

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uncontrolled

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less in scale

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more subjective

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uncontrolled

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bibliography

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setting the research problem/ question

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analyzing the data

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interpreting the results of the data analysis and…

Answer 27

designing research

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representative

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There are undetected ambiguities in understanding the survey questions

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They provide large amount of data at relatively low cost in a short time

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Often this is the only way of getting info about a large set of people

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It collects generalizable information from almost any population

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Highly structured

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Semi-structured

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Unstructured

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Restructured

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analyzing the data

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stating the hypothesis

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setting the research problem

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gathering the data

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Interesting

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rationale, problem, hypothesis, methods and structure

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outline, discussion, hypothesis, rationale and method

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literature review, hypothesis, findings and summary

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outline, hypothesis, methods and findings

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gathering, analyzing and interpreting data

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re-drafting your paper according to research evaluation criteria

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creating a working hypothesis

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thinking of a type and methods of your research

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selection of a single case of a situation, individual or group

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allocation of samples to different experimental conditions

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measurement on a small number of variables

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introduction of a planned changes on one or more variables

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Semi-structured

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Unstructured

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Restructured

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Highly structured

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summarize the whole paper, it aims, significance, results, conclusions, action plan/recommendations, prospects for future research.

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Summarize an article written for the purpose of enticing the reader to read the whole article

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Summarize scholarly source material on a particular topic, the work done by other researchers

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Describe the research method

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are the same

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are similar in their goals

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complement each other

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are mutually exclusive

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limitations

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Contribution

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selecting a subject

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arriving at thesis

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finding useful sources and read for research

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writing a final paper

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Exploratory

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Explanatory

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Descriptive

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Expository

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References

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Bibliography

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Appendices

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Quotations

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deliberate manipulation of the independent variable in the participants’ own environment

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Usually carried out in an artificial situation, the researcher attempts to control for as many confounding variables by using standardized procedures

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Recording the effect of the independent variable, which is changed by natural occurrences, on the dependent variable

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Random manipulation of the independent variable in the participants’ own environment

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Experiment

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Case study

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Observation

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analyzing the data

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stating the hypothesis

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setting the research problem

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gathering the data

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experiment

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Case study

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Observation

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generalizability of conclusions

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multiplicity of sources

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depth of understanding

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participant

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non-participant

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structured

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unstructured

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experiment

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Case study

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Observation

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Bibliography

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References

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Table of Contents

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Read for gist

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Look through a source for main information

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look for details

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read for general comprehension

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experiment

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Case study

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Observation

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Complexity

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Significance

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Generalizability

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allocation of samples to different experimental conditions

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study of the case in its context

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selection of a single case of a situation, individual or group of interest or concern

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multi-method approach

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Experiment

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Case study

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Observation

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Presents the data analysis in an organized fashion

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Describes how data were evaluated

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Summarizes the whole article

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Interprets the data

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Longitudinal

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Comparative

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detailed, objective study of one research object at one point in time

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hybrid type of case study

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study of one research object at multiple time points

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a set of multiple case studies

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study of one research object at multiple time points

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a detailed, objective study of one research object at one point in time

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a hybrid type of case study

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study of different objects at multiple time point

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literature review

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executive summary

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Gathering the data

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Designing research

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Interpreting the results

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Analyzing the data

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paraphrase

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plagiarism

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respondents represent the numerical ratios of various subgroups

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you stop people in the street and ask them

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everybody has an equal chance to be chosen

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The population under study is represent proportionality

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analysis of numerous objects

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direct observations

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structured interview

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study of documents

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internet sources

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audio-visual materials

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periodicals

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Not more than 10 pages

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More detailed

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Expression of gratitude

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Description of paper.

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Description of the participants

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Analysis of data

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Books are becoming outdates as resources for research papers.

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Books typically offer broad coverage of a topic

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Books are always available when you need them

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Books are a current source of information

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Discussion

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Materials and Procedures

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Conclusion

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Introduction

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you collect standardized data from an undifferentiated representative sample

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you use a hybrid of repeated cross-sectional simple survey and the panel

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you make use of a different sample of respondents for each repetition

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the design data are collected on the same respondents at two or more points of time

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an empirical investigation of a particular contemporary phenomenon within its real life context using multiple sources of evidence

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a collection of standardized information from a specific population or some sample from one usually by means of questionnaire or interview

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measuring the effects of manipulating one variable on another variable

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a process of recording behavioral patterns without questioning or communicating

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controversial views on the problem under study

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the structure of the research project

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arguments and findings of other authors

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your comments on the other researcher’s views

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Designing research

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Interpreting the results

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Gathering the data

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Analyzing data

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observation

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case study

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experiment

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Thoroughly reading your sources

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Skimming your sources

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Taking detailed notes on your sources

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analyzing the sources

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studying and analyzing the research findings reported in books and journals

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conducting a social survey

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reading topographical map

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doing a literature review

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Participant

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Non-participant

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Unstructured

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Structured

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Digging up ancient burial grounds

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summarizing the experts' views

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conducting a survey

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making up a topographical map

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representative

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multiple choice

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disadvantage

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Gathering the date

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Designing research

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Interpreting th results

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Setting the reserach goals

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interprets the research findings

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presents the data analysis results

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briefly describes the respondents

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outlines the goals and objectives of the research

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acknowledgement

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introduction

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conclusion

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reliability

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simplicity

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electronic database

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reliability

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paraphrasing

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summarizing

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represent the source accurately

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convey briefly the textual information

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cover all the important things

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represent the source comprehensively

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as difficult as

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easier than

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more difficult than

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as easy as the original

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complements

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substitutes

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more difficult than

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as easy as the original

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Any fact in paper must be documented

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Facts included in a paper should be placed in quotation marks

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Facts that represent new information in … particular field of study need to be documented

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No fact in your paper must be documented

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Because it is difficult to pinpoint the origin of a broad idea, ideas that are not quoted do not need to be documented

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Your own ideas must be documented

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Subjective information from sources, such as the interpretation or opinion of a writer, must be documented

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Common knowledge facts need to documented

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As the author of your paper, you usually have the tight to decide which documentation system you use

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Most documentation systems are comprised of two parts: citations within the paper, and a list of sources at the end of the paper

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Most documentation systems specify that background information on your topic does not have to be documented

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All documentation systems require citation of all sources

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Quotations should always be full sentences

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Quotations should never be full sentences

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Quotations may be full sentences, or they may be parts of sentences, depending on your paper’s needs

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One should never produce quotations longer than 10 lines

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Online sources, including Web pages, are acceptable and should be documented

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Online sources are disapproved in APA style because they often lack scholarly credibility

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Online sources do not need to be identified by year of publication in the in-text citation

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Online sources are documented in the same way as other sources

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Each appendix should have its own reference list

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Each appendix need not have any reference list

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There should not be any appendices

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Each appendix may have its own references

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In square brackets [1]

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As superscripts

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In bracketed form ()

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In a footnote

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Alphabetically

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In the order in which they appear in the text

Answer 268

Chronologically

Answer 269

All references to one and the same source have different numbers

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References are not numbered

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All references to one and the same sources have the same number

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There may not be several references to one and the same source

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