Survey on reading peer-reviewed literature

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For your first assignment of the semester, I'd love for you to go over the slides posted in canvas and answer the following questions about your approach to reading peer-reviewed literature.

Reading a peer-reviewed journal article straight through (introduction to conclusions) is always the best way to get all of the information from the paper.

True

False

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Which part of a peer-reviewed journal article typically describes the motivation for carrying out the study?

Introduction

Methods

Results

Discussion

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What should you do if you don't understand something in the paper you are reading?

Did you learn anything new or that surprised you about reading peer-reviewed literature from the posted slides?

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