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Which of the following statements is/are TRUE about writing research proposals?
 
  A) It is important to know the funding source's priorities before preparing your proposal.
 B) The literature review section should be as extensive as possible, citing minute details of every study ever done on your topic.
 C)Research proposals for qualitative studies do not differ from research proposals for quantitative studies.
 D) All of these are true.


A good abstract does NOT include a statement about:
 
  A) the purpose of the research.
 B) the findings of each table and graph.
 C) the major findings.
 D) the methods used.


Which of the following statements is FALSE about the purpose of a literature review in a research report? Literature reviews should:
 
  A) point out general agreements and minimize the disagreements among previous researchers.
 B)show where your research fits into the general body of scientific knowledge.
 C) lay the groundwork for your study.
 D) show why your research may have value in the larger scheme of things.
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