IMRaD Format Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

What does IMRaD mean?

A

Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion

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2
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The first scientific journals appeared in the ____ century, when articles were published mainly in the form of descriptive letters and narrative structured chronologically

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17th

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Day (1989) argued that it was ____ who invented the first IMRaD-like writing structure in his classic book, Etudes sur la Biere (studies on fermanation), originally published in 1876

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Louis Pasteur

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Day (1989) argued that it was Louis Pasteur who invented the first IMRaD-like writing structure in his classic book, ____ originally published in 1876

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Etudes sur la Biere (studies on fermanation)

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5
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IMRaD did not become the “standard” until the ____, when the American national standard for the preparation of scientific papers for written and oral presentation was published in 1972 and again 1979

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1970s

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Figure 1 in the link

  • What’s it about?
  • Brief informative, and readily searchanble by a person or a machine
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Title

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7
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Figure 1 in the link

  • What is it in a nutshell?
  • Follow the IMRaD logic and highlight the major findings
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Abstract

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8
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Figure 1 in the link

  • Why did you do it?
  • The problem, importance, known, unknown, and your research questions/hypotheses/objective
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Introduction

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Figure 1 in the link

  • Where did you do it?
  • Why here? Relevance to your study? This may be part of the methods
  • Optional
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Study site

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10
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Figure 1 in the link

  • How did you do it?
  • Not only methods used, but also justifications for using them
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Methods

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Figure 1 in the link

  • What did you find?
  • Summarize findings with headings and informative figures; don’t discuss!
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results

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Figure 1 in the link

  • What does it mean, and so what?
  • Results explained? Objectives achieved? Limitations? Implications for future research and application?
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Discussion

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Figure 1 in the link

  • What are your major findings and their significance?
  • Don’t simply repeat what has been said in discussion. They may be part of discussion
  • Optional
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Conclusions

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