Browsing and Querying Are Two Methods for Retrieving Information to Inform

question 13

Multiple Choice

Browsing and querying are two methods for retrieving information to inform practice. Which of the following statements is true regarding these processes?

• A) Both browsing and querying require a structured/strategic approach for retrieving information.
• B) Querying often assumes a serendipitous (or nonlinear) approach.
• C) Browsing relies upon systematic keyword searching to produce a specific selection of retrieved items.
• D) Querying involves seeking matches to a particular text phrase, whereas browsing uses a search engine to progress through an inductive series approach.

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Definitions:

Backbone Organization

The lead entity in a collaborative initiative that provides infrastructure, coordination, and support to achieve shared goals.

Collective Impact

A structured form of collaboration where different organizations come together to solve a specific social problem.

Common Objectives

Goals or aims that are shared among different groups, making collaboration and cooperation more viable.

Collaboration

The act of working together with others to achieve a common goal, often emphasizing cooperation across organizations, disciplines, or sectors.