When Referring to Primary and Secondary Data in the Findings

question 84

Multiple Choice

When referring to primary and secondary data in the findings section, you should

• A) call attention to key trends and contradictions.
• B) present less important information in tables and figures.
• C) allow readers to come to their own conclusions about implications.
• D) present facts and figures in rapid succession for busy readers.
• E) refer to research procedures when necessary.

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Definitions:

Exploring Objects

The behavior exhibited, particularly by infants and young children, of investigating and learning about objects through senses such as touch, vision, and taste.

Mouths

The openings in the body of many animals through which food is taken in and vocal sounds are emitted.

Rooting Reflex

An instinctual reaction in newborns, which prompts them to turn their head toward a touch on their cheek and seek to suck.