We want to evaluate the intervention put into place last year where we eliminated Monday classes in college to see if this resulted in greater motivation, fewer illnesses/improved physical health, higher test scores, and reduced absenteeism. The results have been mixed so we are trying to improve this intervention. Who would be a key informant for this study?

We want to evaluate the intervention put into place last year where we eliminated Monday classes in college to see if this resulted in greater motivation, fewer illnesses/improved physical health, higher test scores, and reduced absenteeism. The results have been mixed so we are trying to improve this intervention. Why do we need to utilize systematic program evaluation and not just rely on subjective data (e.g., personal opinions, stories)?

We want to evaluate the intervention put into place last year where we eliminated Monday classes in college to see if this resulted in greater motivation, fewer illnesses/improved physical health, higher test scores, and reduced absenteeism. The results have been mixed so we are trying to improve this intervention. What type of sampling would be utilized if I ask every 7th person on the list?

Developing an “elevator pitch” that tells the main lesson learned from the project in 30 seconds can greatly assist researchers who process their thoughts in which manner?

The standard expectation is that a study’s analyses should have a power of what value or greater?

Once a meeting is scheduled, all conversations will yield a mentor–mentee relationship.

Jamal is concerned that the content of his presentation will not be credible. To counteract this, Jamal should:

Which is NOT a true statement about visual aids when used in a speech presentation?

Including representations of people from various cultural groups in your presentation is one way to

A fallacious argument that something is correct because is it popular is a: