RESEARCH ARTICLES
What are the main parts of the research article?
Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Limitations
What is it called when an article goes through an official editorial process that involves judging and approval by the author's peers
Peer review
This term describes the act of using someone else's work or ideas without giving proper credit, often violating copyright and ethical standards in academic and professional settings
Plagiarism
Copying other people's work without giving credit to the source
One of the worst oil spills.
What happened in the Gulf of Mexico?
What happened on the Deep Horizon/ with the BP company?
What is this an example of? University of Hawaii, Mote Labratory,
Credentials?
What is this an example of?
The potential for ingestion of plastic particles by open ocean filter feeders was assessed by measuring the relative abundance and mass of neustonic plastic and zooplankton near the central high-pressure area of the North Pacific central gyre
Methods
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Who likes to draw notes on the whiteboard?
Einav
This formal notice, often issued by the editors of a scholarly journal, highlights potential issues with a published article, such as disputed accuracy or ethical concerns, without retracting the work entirely.
What is an editorial expression of concern
What is this an example of? Dixon, T.J., Dixon, T.R., 1981. Marine litter distribution and composition in the North Sea. Marine Pollution Bulletin 14, 145–148.
Bibliography
What is this?
Marine debris is a visible expression of human impact on the marine environment. The number of marine mammals that die each year due to ingestion and entanglement approaches 100,000 in the North Pacific Ocean alone (Wallace 2024).
Real word problem
This refers to a specific group of words taken from a text or speech and repeated by someone other than the original author or speaker.
This is a quote.
Who is Miss Conduct?
Karen's joke
This is issued by the publishers or editors of a journal or magazine to formally withdraw a published work from their publication, often due to significant errors, ethical breaches, or fraudulent data that invalidate its findings
What is an editorial retraction?
What is this an example of? The impacts of litter on marine wildlife, tourism and human health have been documented (Dixon and Dixon, 1981; Joyner and Frew, 1991; Corbin and Singh, 1993; Williams et al., 1993; Philipp et al., 1994).
A citation
What is this?
Many studies have focused on the ingestion of small debris by birds because their stomach contents can be regurgitated by researchers in the field without causing harm to the animal
Previous research/ Literature review
This is the act of expressing the meaning of something written or spoken using different words while maintaining the original idea's essence.
Paraphrasing
Who is Abby?
The abstract coach
Her work came under scrutiny due to allegations of research misconduct. The University of Delaware found her responsible for falsifying and fabricating work on fish behavior in coral reefs, leading to calls for the retraction of three of her papers and notification to federal funding agencies.
Who is Dr. Danielle Dixson
What is this an example of?
More research, especially long-term monitoring programs can provide input for conservation management and evidence that could be used to demand from local and regional authorities more efforts to mitigate the problem.
Recommendation
What is this?
No studies have compared the amount of neustonic debris to that of plankton to assess the potential effects on filter feeders.
Purpose of the research
Another word for talking about doing research.
CONDUCT
What does Karen love to use in class?
Technology/ AI tools
Boytan Slat
Who developed established the ocean clean up vessel