When Documenting the Sources of Your Supporting Material in a Presentation

question 56

Multiple Choice

When documenting the sources of your supporting material in a presentation, an oral footnote should include all of the following pieces of information except

• A) the person or group of people whose work is cited.
• B) the person or group's credentials.
• C) the source of the information, such as a book, a web site.
• D) the publisher and page number.
• E) All of the above items should be included in an oral footnote.

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Definitions:

Intervals

Ranges between two points or values, often used in statistics to indicate the confidence or probability associated with a specific estimate.

Hypothesis

A proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.

Expected Frequency

The predicted count of occurrences or the number of times an outcome is anticipated to happen in a statistical experiment.

Normal Distribution

A probability distribution that is symmetric about the mean, showing that data near the mean are more frequent in occurrence.