Types of Research
Not always a reliable source?
What is the internet?
These are based on numerical evidence (facts).
What are statistics?
You can use this when the topic is unfamiliar to the audience.
What is a diagram?
The reason you should limit statistics.
What is boredom?
This is a type of example to use when making a point quickly.
What is an undetailed example?
These help you search for articles found in libraries.
What are indexes?
This is based on a single instance.
What is an Example?
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What is Maximum number of visuals?
BONUS!!!
The chapter we presented.
What is Chapter 13?
Use this type of example when listeners are unfamiliar with the topic.
What is a detailed example.
This allows you to search a library's or service's content
Ex. Dewy Decimal System
What are database and search engines?
This is a statement directly from a source.
What is a quotation?
This can be used to reinforce verbal concepts visually to make them more concrete.
What is a photograph?
The reason to ensure your statistics are to date.
What is statistics changing over time?
This is a realistic but not real example.
What is a hypothetical example?
These direct you to materials specific to your topic.
What are Reference works?
BONUS ROUND
The name of this course.
What is Comm 110?
This is used to help the audience retain information.
What are handouts?
The reason statistics should be relatable.
What is irrelevant statistics are boring?
This is an example that uses stories.
What is an anecdote?
This helps you understand an expert's perspective on the topic.
What is an interview?
This is the association between two things.
What is comparison?
You should never use these for visual aids.
What are firearms and fireworks?
This is the reason you should round statistics.
What is round numbers are easier to understand?
BONUS X2!!!!
Asking a group of individuals their favorite color is an example of this.
What is a survey?