Impact quiz

What is the term for research impact that goes beyond the realm of academia?

• SOCIETAL IMPACT

• OVERAL IMPACT

• GLOBAL IMPACT

• None of the above

Research impact applies to which of the following aspects of research?

• POSITIVE EFFECTS

• NEGATIVE EFFECTS

• BOTH, because the definitions are subjective

• None of the above

What is the name of a useful tool for mapping potential impact?

• Table to collect RESULTS and IMPACTS which relate to HE INDICATORS

• Table that lists expected OUTCOMES, expected IMPACTS and European POLICIES

• BOTH, and a IMPACT CANVAS can help

• None of the above

Which of the following is a benefit that impact-driven research can bring to society?

• Helping tackle GLOBAL INEQUALITY

• DISTRACTING THE PUBLIC from contentious topics

• Limiting access to SENSITIVE DATA

• None of the above

In order to achieve impact, what must be converted into what?

• OUTCOME converted into OUTPUT

• OUTPUT converted into OUTCOME

• OUTPUT converted into IMPACT

• None of the above

Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) seeks to reduce the gap between science and what?

• ACADEMY

• SOCIETY

• ECONOMY

• None of the above

Open Access is based on the sociological argument that scientific knowledge is a product of what?

• SOCIAL collaboration

• ACADEMIC collaboration

• RESEARCH collaboration

• None of the above

Principles of Ethics should be applied to which part of the research lifecycle?

• PRE-RESEARCH phase

• DISSEMINATION phase

• ENTIRE process

• None of the above

Which of the following is a key principle to follow in dissemination phase?

• Messages should be tailored to TARGETED GROUPS

• Messages should be tailored to PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

• BOTH, but when for public should NOT be tailored to the different audiences

• None of the above

At which stage of a project should dissemination activities be implemented?

• After the RESEARCH PHASE is concluded

• After the PROJECT is concluded

• Any time after RESULTS

• None of the above