In what part of a research article do the authors explain how their results fit in and expand upon the current understanding of the field? O the materials and methods O the introduction O the literature cited O the discussion the results the abstract

Which one of the following is NOT one of the FDA's eight priority areas for advancing Regulatory Science? Select one: O a. Support new approaches to improve product manufacturing and quality. O b. Prepare the FDA to evaluate innovative technologies pertaining to medical products. O c. Understand key physical, chemical, and biological differences between biosimilars and reference products. O d. Support medical approaches to addressing threats to health and security.

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When presenting a slide that shows experimental data you should explain the experiment that gave that data you should discuss the hypothesis being tested O you should discuss whether or not the results support or refute the hypothesis all of the above

Which of the following types of experiments is the same as a conventional lab experiment but does NOT use student samples? O Natural field experiment Framed field experiment O Artefactual field experiment

Identify the section within a research article where you would expect to find different types of information. 1. The information that was known before the research was conducted. 2. Step by step description of how the research was conducted. 3. A bride summary/overview of the research article. a. Abstract b. Introduction c.Materials and Methods d. Results e.Discussion f.Works Cited

Match each term regarding responsible conduct of research with the best definition/ explanation: A. violation of ethical standards outside of fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism B. fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism in reporting research results C. application of honesty, fairness, objectivity, openness, trustworthiness, and respect to scientific endeavors. D. conduct that can vary between disciplines and laboratories 1. scientific standard select A B C D 2. scientific misconduct select A B C D 3. questionable research practices select A B C D 4. scientific practices

Select all that are included in the model representation of scientific inquiry.    Refine hypotheses Evaluate efficacy of statistical models Research the problem Observe Analyze the results Concur with colleagues

Explain in your own words the concept of the monograph and its relevance in the professional field. Describe in a practical way what monographic works are useful for and in which academic fields (sciences, humanities, among others) it is important to use the monograph format. Explain the importance of including bibliographic citations in a monographic work. Explain what innovative technologies or strategies you can use to create a monograph.

1) Summarize the main point of the study in two or three sentences.  (Make sure you use your own words). 2) Look at the citation at the beginning of the paper. Who is the first author of the paper?  And does this have any significance? 3) In one or two sentences, restate the title of the paper in a way that would be understandable to a member of the general public without a scientific background. And when was the paper published as well as who funded the research?