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What are implications in research?
Potential consequences, effects, or future directions stemming from a research study.
Define 'limitations' section in research.
A section in a research paper that discusses the weaknesses or shortcomings of the study.
What is critical evaluation in research?
Questioning assumptions and considering potential consequences of research findings.
Define 'implicit implications'.
Implications that are not directly stated in the research paper but can be inferred.
Define 'explicit implications'.
Implications that are directly stated in the research paper.
What is a 'call to action' in research?
A recommendation or suggestion for future actions based on the findings of the research.
Why is it important to ground implications in the research paper?
To avoid making assumptions or overreaching conclusions that are not supported by the evidence.
What should you avoid when analyzing implications?
Making up implications that are not based on facts or quotes from the research paper.
How can arguments influence people?
Arguments can influence what people do, even small arguments can have a ripple effect.
What is the role of assumptions in research implications?
To identify assumptions that could be challenged.
What are implications in research?
Potential consequences, effects, or future directions stemming from a study.
What is the purpose of identifying implications?
To reveal the broader impact of research and identify gaps for future studies.
Define 'critical evaluation' in research.
Questioning assumptions and considering potential consequences of research findings.
What is a research limitation?
A weakness in a study that may affect the results or conclusions.