Quiz - OCTH 540 - Research Methods in Occupational Therapy - Research Guides at Eastern Michigan University

In-Class Quiz Question #1

Using the asterisk ( * ) in a search strategy is called truncation mark or wildcard searching. Select the correct answer below for e.g. doctor*

doctors, doctored, doctoring, doctorings, doctoral, doctorate, doctorates: 4 votes (30.77%)

doctors, doctored, doctoring, doctorings, doctoral, doctorate, doctorates, doctor: 9 votes (69.23%)

Total Votes: 13

In-Class Quiz Question #2

Using quotation marks commands the computer to find a string of words as a phrase, in exactly that order. Which of the following options is showing the correct use of quotation marks in a search string? Example: affordable care act

"affordable care" act: 1 votes (10%)

"affordable care act": 7 votes (70%)

affordable "care act": 2 votes (20%)

Total Votes: 10

In-Class Quiz Question #3

One difference between a narrative review article and a systematic review article is:

Question #1

the elimination of overall selection bias: 240 votes (38.4%)

the manipulation of the statistical data sets: 176 votes (28.16%)

the groups are randomly allocated into either a control or experimental group: 209 votes (33.44%)

Total Votes: 625

In-Class Quiz Question #4

True or False - In the evidence-based practice process, the most important component of the literature research process is:

Question #2

locating a systematic review.: 69 votes (13.32%)

finding popular material on the topic.: 25 votes (4.83%)

locating the best evidence for the specific research question.: 424 votes (81.85%)

Total Votes: 518