Research is best described as:, Convincing people you are right, Looking for evidence to answer a questionB) "The data suggest...", What is more valuable in research?, Having the answer you expectedA) Conclusion, Discovering the truth, Which sample is likely to be more representative?, 20 volunteers from one class, 200 students from different departments, What is a hypothesis?, A proven fact, A testable prediction, When you repeat a study and get similar results it increases the ___________ ., Confidentiality, Reliability, Which source is generally more credible?, Anonymous blog post, Peer-reviewed journal article, What strengthens credibility of a study?, Personal opinions, Evidence and references, Which is an example of triangulation, Surveys, interviews, and observations, Surveys only, Why do researchers use triangulation?, To finish faster, To strengthen findings, Emma reads 10 journal articles and creates a diagram showing how their ideas connect. What has she created?, Synthesis map, questionnaire, A survey asks, "Don't you agree that online learning is amazing?", Biased question, Neutral question, Which statement gives stronger evidence?, I heard it from a friend, A study of thousand participants found, A researcher gets unexpected results. What should they do?, Report them, Hide them, You read only reviews written by the company selling the product. Is this likely to be biased?, Yes, No, Which question is more researchable?, Is technology good?, How does technology affect student learning?, Which source would you trust more?, A Tik-Tok comment, A peer-reviewed article, A researcher uses interviews and surveys to study stress. Why?, To confuse participants, To get richer evidence, Which sounds more like a research conclusion?, I feel this is true., The findings suggest.., If two researchers repeat a study and get similar results, the study is:, less reliable, more reliable, Sherlock Holmes uses clues, witness statements, and CCTV footage. What research concept does this resemble?, Triangulation, plagiarism, A headline says, "Chocolate doubles exam scores!" What should you do first?, Check the study, Buy chocolate, You find five articles with different opinions. What should a good researcher do?, Read all of them, Choose the one they like the best, Which statement sounds most like a hypothesis?, Students who sleep more will perform better in exams, Sleep is important, What is the researcher's superpower?, Luck and guessing, Curiosity and evidence, A researcher wants honest answers about cheating in exams. Which method is better?, Anonymous survey, Asking students to raise their hands, Which research title sounds more professional?, Why Everyone Loves Netflix, Factors Influencing Streaming Service Preferences, Which is stronger evidence?, One successful case, Results from many participants, A researcher deletes results that don't support their theory. Is this good research practice?, Yes, No, You find three studies with different conclusions. What should a good researcher do?, Compare them all, Pick their favourite, A fitness app surveys only its premium users and concludes everyone loves the app. What's the issue?, Biased sample, Triangulation, Sarah copies a paragraph from a website into her assignment without mentioning the source. What is this called?, Referencing, Plagiarism, You use an author's idea but write it in your own words. What should you still do?, Cite the source, Nothing, During an online test, a student asks a friend for answers. Is this academic integrity?, Yes, No, Which student is showing academic integrity?, The student who credits their sources, The student who copies from a classmate, What is the main purpose of referencing?, To acknowledge the original source, To make assignments longer, A student invents survey results because they did not collect enough data. This is:, Good research, Data fabrication, Which value is most closely linked to academic integrity?, Popularity, Honesty, A student accidentally forgets to include one reference in their assignment. What should they do when they realize the mistake?, Ignore it and hope nobody notices, Correct it and acknowledge the source, Credibility in research means:, Trustworthiness, Popularity, Validity is about whether a study measures:, What it is supposed to measure, What is easiest to measure

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