A researcher should look at what elements when reading an experimental research paper?

A researcher should look at what elements when reading an experimental research paper?
 
  A) How many action words are used?
  B) Do the results of the research support your political views?
  C) How was the dependent variable measured?
  D) Is the author anyone that you know?

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Discuss the 8 questions found in developing a research proposal - what are they and what is each's relevance to the proposal?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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All measurement builds on these two processes:
 
  A) conceptualization, measurement. B) data, measurement.
  C) operationalization, conceptualization. D) zone of confidence, population frame.

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The weakness of static group comparison is that the researcher
 
  A) is biased.
  B) cannot know whether group differences prior to the experiment or if the independent variable caused differences in post test outcomes.
 
  C) cannot know whether group differences prior to the experiment or if the dependent variable caused differences in post test outcomes.
 
  D) is unneeded.

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What is a journal abstract and what does it include?
 
  What will be an ideal response?