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.

Recognize the concept of conservation and other operations as per Piaget's theory.

Identify adaptations and criticisms of Piaget's theory.

Understand the sequence and duration of cognitive developmental stages.

Grasp the concept of egocentrism and how it declines through stages of development.

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Definitions:

Resize

The process of changing the dimensions of an object, such as an image or a window, typically by dragging its borders.

Report Design View

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Report Layout View

A feature in database software that allows users to visually design and customize the layout of reports.

Report View

A display mode in database and other applications that provides a formatted view of data, often used to generate summaries or detailed reports.