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Interpretive task involves:
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Credibility, meaning, importance, generalizability
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This type of report summarizes most of the study data
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Quantitative reports
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In statistical tables
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This type of report contains only illustrative examples of the data
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Qualitative (report)
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This comes primarily from the body of prior research
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External evidence
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Comes from an evaluation of the methods.. Used to define the accuracy of the findings
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Internal evidence
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Correlation
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Does not mean causation! Haha
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Careful appraisal of a study's merits and flaws--- objectively identifies areas of adequacy and inadequacy
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(Research) critique
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3 main types of critiques
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Student critiques, peer review, and researcher review
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Peer reviewer do not know the identity of the authors and the others do not learn the identity of reviewers
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Blind review
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Journals that have a policy of independent, anonymous reviews by 2+ peers who are experts in the field
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Refereed journals
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Most studies have _________, and thus no single study offers definitive answers to research questions
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Limitations
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Conducting several studies while addressing the same or similar questions results in this...
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Accumulation of evidence
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