Exam 6: Professional Communication Research

A) MLA.
B) APA.
C) Harvard.
D) Chicago.
E) Australian government.

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A,DISCUSSION;
B.INT...

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A) empirical,interpretive,critical.
B) quantitative,library,combination.
C) surveys,questionnaires.
D) experiments,non-experiments.
E) opinions,judgements,facts.

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A) The possibility to understand the context of the research.
B) The possibility to see the academic sources associated with the research.
C) The possibility to understand the topic in an in-depth manner.
D) The possibility to replicate the research.
E) The possibility to see how the results apply to current research.

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A) the exact methods used in the report.
B) the conclusion.
C) the literature review.
D) the literature review and the methods.
E) the appendix.

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A) The work done by professionals.
B) Research that is paid for.
C) The research performed by social scientists.
D) Everyday research done by journalists.
E) Research undertaken by academics.

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A) Elemental research,systematic research,and experimental development.
B) Academic inquiry,theoretical research,and experimental development.
C) Research development,writing up results,and experimental development.
D) Investigating,reporting,and experimental development.
E) Basic research,applied research,and experimental development.

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A) observation.
B) surveys.
C) experiments.
D) text analysis.
E) content analysis.

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A) not many people understand the internet.
B) internet sampling is not representative of the population.
C) online identity and attitudes are very different to real-life ones.
D) internet samples are too small.
E) ethics do not apply when people are online.

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A) A manual process using cards to identify works by relevant categories.
B) A computer program called NUDIST.
C) A library catalogue.
D) A research tool that determines the presence of certain words or concepts within textual communications.
E) A way of understanding case studies.

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A) A program that returns the top hits of several single-search engines.
B) A program that retrieves data from the internet.
C) A program that searches many documents at one time.
D) A program that looks for keywords on the internet.
E) The same thing as a browser.

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A) APA.
B) MLA.
C) Harvard.
D) Chicago.
E) Australian government style.

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A) after the Method section.
B) before the Conclusion.
C) after the Results.
D) before the Method.
E) after the Introduction.

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A) be comprehensive.
B) summarise each section of the report.
C) summarise the argument of the report.
D) summarise the conclusion of the report.
E) sound impressive.

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A) Library searches and using the internet.
B) Statistical analysis.
C) Formulating the research question.
D) Publishing articles and giving conference presentations.
E) Developing the hypotheses.

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A) The abstract expressed as a question.
B) The conclusion.
C) The hypothesis.
D) The aim of the research.
E) The guiding idea of the research.

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A) always be considered for short reports.
B) always be labelled.
C) appear after the introduction
D) not appear in formal reports.
E) appear in all academic journal articles.

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