What is meant by the term “bibliography”?

What is “People are more likely to vote as they get older” an example of?

In what order should a bibliography be presented?

What is it called when someone else’s work is used without referencing it?

Which of these should not be included when citing a source?

Which of these statement would generally require a source to be quoted?

Which of these statements would represent a positive correlation?

Which of these mistakes in research methodology is likely to cause a large proportion of outliers?

What is meant by the term “null hypothesis”?

Which of these is a reason why research may give inconclusive results?

Which of these issues could be resolved by increasing the size of a sample?

Which of these should be included when citing a source?

What does “et al” mean, when presented in a reference?

What is meant by the term “correlation”?

Which of these is the “Harvard referencing style”?

Which of these words indicates a relationship between two or more things?

Which of these must be included when referencing a web page in a bibliography?

Which of these types of relationship means “as one thing increases, so does another”?

Which of these would indicate an inconclusive result from research?

Which of these types of correlation would mean the same as “no relationship”?

Which of these would be a suitable next step following inconclusive research?

Which of these words means “a result which is outside the normal trend”?

Which of these would not be a suitable way to proceed after having gained an inconclusive result from research?

Which of these should not be included in the conclusions to a piece of research?

Which of these would be indicated on a graph by a line with an upwards gradient?