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Define self-reflection in research.
A continuous process of examining one's research choices and their impact.
What is peer review?
The process of having one's work evaluated by other researchers or students.
Define research journal.
A record of research progress, decisions, and rationales.
What are "I feel" statements in peer review?
A method of phrasing feedback constructively, focusing on the reviewer's perspective.
What is the purpose of an Oral Defense?
To articulate and defend research choices, process, and findings.
Why is self-reflection important for the Oral Defense?
Demonstrates understanding of research decisions and their impact on findings.
How can peer review strengthen critical thinking skills?
By exposing researchers to different perspectives and identifying gaps in logic or structure.
What is the benefit of using a research journal?
Helps track progress, decisions, and rationale, providing a behind-the-scenes look.
Why is it important to be constructive during peer review?
To make the reviewee more receptive to feedback and encourage improvement.
How can reflecting on challenges improve research?
It allows you to learn from mistakes and adjust your approach for better results.
Why is it important to ask 'why' after making research decisions?
To challenge assumptions and choices, leading to deeper understanding.
How does peer review relate to academic publishing?
It mirrors the academic publication process, teaching valuable feedback skills.
What's the danger of only focusing on grammar in peer review?
Overlooking deeper structural and logical flaws in the research.
What should you focus on when preparing for the Oral Defense?
Your research process, challenges, and decisions in detail.
How can you improve time management during the Oral Defense?
Practice responses to common questions to stay calm and focused.
What is a common pitfall during the Oral Defense?
Lack of self-awareness regarding the research process.