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big1devin

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A publication is printed every two months. Its volume number coincides with its year of publication (2008 = 1; 2009 = 2; 2010 = 3; etc.).
 
  Its issue number coincides with the order of publication, within a given year (JanFeb = 1; MarApr = 2; etc). What kind of a publication is this?
  a. A monograph
  b. A periodical
  c. An e-book
  d. A serial

Question 2

The type of literature that describes concept analyses, models, and frameworks is which of the following?
 
  a. Empirical
  b. Applicable
  c. Able to be replicated
  d. Theoretical



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
Serials are published over time or may be in multiple volumes, but do not necessarily have a predictable publication date. Periodicals are subsets of serials with predictable publication dates, such as journals, which are published over time and are numbered sequentially for the years published. This sequential numbering is seen in the year, volume, issue, and page numbering of a journal. Monographs, such as books, hard-copy conference proceedings, or pamphlets, are usually written once and may be updated with a new edition as needed. Textbooks are monographs written to be used in formal education programs. Entire volumes of books available in a digital or electronic format are called e-books.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
Theoretical literature consists of concept analyses, models, theories, and conceptual frameworks that support a selected research problem and purpose. Empirical literature comprises knowledge derived from research.



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