Exam 1: Introduction to Communication Research

A) Replicable
B) Explore all possible explanations
C) Heuristic
D) Possibility of error
E) Objectivity
F) Public record
G) Evidence
H) Skepticism
I) Testable
J) Measurement and observation
K) Generalizability
L) Self-correcting

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A) Questions of definition
B) Questions of relationships
C) Questions of policy
D) Questions of value

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A) Replicable
B) Explore all possible explanations
C) Heuristic
D) Possibility of error
E) Objectivity
F) Public record
G) Evidence
H) Skepticism
I) Testable
J) Measurement and observation
K) Generalizability
L) Self-correcting

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A) Replicable
B) Explore all possible explanations
C) Heuristic
D) Possibility of error
E) Objectivity
F) Public record
G) Evidence
H) Skepticism
I) Testable
J) Measurement and observation
K) Generalizability
L) Self-correcting

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A) Replicable
B) Explore all possible explanations
C) Heuristic
D) Possibility of error
E) Objectivity
F) Public record
G) Evidence
H) Skepticism
I) Testable
J) Measurement and observation
K) Generalizability
L) Self-correcting

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A) may use quantitative or qualitative methods.
B) may use research questions or hypotheses.
C) publish their studies in academic journals and scholarly books.
D) collect data for their investigations.
E) all of the above.

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A) is the discovery of answers to questions through the application of scientific and systematic procedures.
B) uses quantitative and qualitative methods.
C) is based on the assumption that research can uncover patterns.
D) is empirical.
E) all of the above.

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A) Questions of definition
B) Questions of relationships
C) Questions of policy
D) Questions of value

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A) Replicable
B) Explore all possible explanations
C) Heuristic
D) Possibility of error
E) Objectivity
F) Public record
G) Evidence
H) Skepticism
I) Testable
J) Measurement and observation
K) Generalizability
L) Self-correcting

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A) Replicable
B) Explore all possible explanations
C) Heuristic
D) Possibility of error
E) Objectivity
F) Public record
G) Evidence
H) Skepticism
I) Testable
J) Measurement and observation
K) Generalizability
L) Self-correcting

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A) Replicable
B) Explore all possible explanations
C) Heuristic
D) Possibility of error
E) Objectivity
F) Public record
G) Evidence
H) Skepticism
I) Testable
J) Measurement and observation
K) Generalizability
L) Self-correcting

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A) Replicable
B) Explore all possible explanations
C) Heuristic
D) Possibility of error
E) Objectivity
F) Public record
G) Evidence
H) Skepticism
I) Testable
J) Measurement and observation
K) Generalizability
L) Self-correcting

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A) Replicable
B) Explore all possible explanations
C) Heuristic
D) Possibility of error
E) Objectivity
F) Public record
G) Evidence
H) Skepticism
I) Testable
J) Measurement and observation
K) Generalizability
L) Self-correcting

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B) Explore all possible explanations
C) Heuristic
D) Possibility of error
E) Objectivity
F) Public record
G) Evidence
H) Skepticism
I) Testable
J) Measurement and observation
K) Generalizability
L) Self-correcting

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