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A Statistical Research Design used in Quantitative Research where Data is gathered from the same Participants at different times. A Pretest-Posttest design is a simple form of repeated measures.

The ability to repeat a research process and get the same answer. Most important in Quantitative Research.

A type of Sample where some effort has been made to make sure the Sample resembles the Population in one or more important ways.

Another name for a Primary Article, especially where actual research has been conducted and the Results presented.

The intended end goal of the Consumer of Research. Research critics are active, engaged, and informed.

The systematic plan for answering the Research Questions.

That form of Literacy that allows a person to read and understand research articles in an informed and critical fashion.

A basic question converted into a form that can be examined or tested by using research methods and procedures.

Reports are a way for researchers to publish information about ongoing research or a recently completed research project. Reports are often published by a university or research institution and, compared to journal articles and books, they are published much faster. Just like dissertations, although not to the same extent, reports may contain both research overviews and references to earlier research.

These reports are usually published in a series and called working papers, discussion papers, technical reports, or research reports.

Note: the above content is directly quoted from the University Library Guides offered by the University Library at Jönköping University

That section of an article that presents the key Data related to the Research Questions. Also, the name of those Findings.