Which questions determine a researcher's selection of a relevant, credible article? (Select all that apply.)

a. Who or what paid for the research?
b. Is the setting of the study similar to my study?
c. Is the sample of the study similar to mine?
d. Was the article peer reviewed?


ANS: A, B, C, D

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Correct An important question is whether the study was sponsored by an organization, which could possibly influence the results.
An important question is the relationship of sample and setting to the proposed study.
An important question is the relationship of sample and setting to the proposed study.
Articles published in a peer-reviewed journal undergo an extensive review and editing process.
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