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This document provides instructions for a 15 question quiz on research methods. Students are told to number their paper from 1 to 15, avoid cheating as cheaters will get a zero and be reported. The quiz contains questions on identifying primary and secondary sources for literature reviews, examples of Boolean parameters, reference styles, and enumerating 5 recommended search engines for scientific research.
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