Across
- 2. Persons who helped with the research but did not author the study
- 3. An acronym for a type of format for quantitative reports that organizes content into four sections
- 4. How often a study is cited in other studies, divided by how many years since it has been published (two words)
- 7. A type of letter sent to a journal to inquire whether there may be interest in a manuscript
- 8. A collection of guidelines for reporting RCTs
- 9. Some journals require authors complete these to ensure compliance with certain requirements for publication
Down
- 1. The section that answers the question “Why was the study done?”
- 2. A paragraph of 100-200 words that briefly covers the problem, methods, and findings of a study
- 5. A type of review by two or more experts in the field and the authors of the study being reviewed are not disclosed (two words)
- 6. Displaying the results in graphic form