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PSYC 300 Week 7 quizPSYC 300 Week 7 quiz Week 7 Part 1 of 1 - 20.0 Points Question 1 of 10 2.0 Points When writing the research report, the findings of statistical analyses are typically reported in the ______ section. A.review of literature B.method C.results D.discussion Question 2 of 10 2.0 Points When writing the research report, the descriptions of instruments used for data gathering are typically included in the ________ section. A.introduction B.method C.results D.discussion Question 3 of 10 2.0 Points When writing the research report, the interpretation of study findings is typically included in the _______ section. A.introduction B.method C.results D.discussion Question 4 of 10 2.0 Points When writing the research report, the research problem is typically described in the _______ section. A.introduction B.review of literature C.method D.results Question 5 of 10 2.0 Points When writing the research report, information regarding the study design is typically included in the _____ section A.introduction B.review of literature C.method D.results Question 6 of 10 2.0 Points Copies of the survey instruments are included in the: A.front matter B.methodology C.appendices D.body of the report Question 7 of 10 2.0 Points The description of participants is included in the: A.front matter B.end matter C.appendices D.body of the report Question 8 of 10 2.0 Points "Johnson eliminated three interviews from the data set due to non-compliance on the part of the respondents." This is an example of passive voice. True False Question 9 of 10 2.0 Points "The third subscale was dropped from further consideration due to problems with internal consistency." This is an example of active voice. True False Question 10 of 10 2.0 Points The style of the American Psychological Association (APA) suggests that ______ tense be used when writing the method section and _______ tense be used when presenting conclusions. A.present; present B.past; past C.present; past D.past; present

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