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Where do individuals learn ethical norms?

• At work, in social gatherings, in libraries, through online courses

• At home, school, in church, or in other social settings

• At the workplace, during conferences, through self-study, from mentors

• At the gym, in cafes, through travel experiences, from movies

Why are ethical norms important?

• To confuse researchers, to complicate research projects, to discourage collaboration

• To promote the aims of the research, essential values, and social norms

• To limit the scope of research, to discourage innovation, to restrict knowledge sharing

• To create barriers in research, to limit participation, to hinder progress

What strategy have professional associations, government agencies, and universities developed for ethical conduct of research?

• Ethical considerations are left to individual researchers without any guidelines

• Ethical guidelines are not necessary for research projects

• No strategy, as ethics are subjective and personal

• Specific codes, rules, and policies related to research ethics

What does trustworthiness in qualitative research refer to?

• The complexity of the research methodology

• The number of participants in the study

• The length of the research report

• The severity of the study standards

How can qualitative researchers achieve ethics endorsement?

• By manipulating research data

• By following ethical standards and avoiding plagiarism

• By ignoring ethical norms

• By avoiding research altogether

What is critical reading in research?

• Reading only positive reviews of research studies

• Reading without understanding the content

• Thinking about, asking questions, summarizing, and evaluating the text

• Reading quickly without analyzing the text

What is an effective research project report expected to provide?

• Complex and confusing information

• Focus, accuracy, clarity, and conciseness

• Lengthy and repetitive content

• Biased and misleading data

What is a key suggestion for novice writers of qualitative research?

• Overuse commas and neglect grammar and spelling checks

• Read your writing aloud, avoid passive voice, and plan editing time well

• Write long and detailed sentences with multiple citations

• Use complex vocabulary and syntax to impress readers

What is the importance of time management in writing research reports?

• To delay the completion of the report

• To waste time on unnecessary details

• To rush through the writing process without planning

• To help researchers stay focused and organized

Why is critical thinking essential in research writing?

• To avoid reading conflicting opinions

• To discourage original ideas and creativity

• To limit the scope of research projects

• To identify the author's claim and provide helpful feedback