A reviewer conducting a critical appraisal of a research study compares and contrasts study methods with those that are ideal, representing which step of the research process?
a. Analysis
b. Comparison
c. Comprehension
d. Evaluation
Question 2
A reviewer reads through a study from beginning to end, noting whether the title and abstract are clear, if relevant terms are defined, and if the introduction, methods, results, and discussion are plainly identified.
This represents which part of a critical appraisal?
a. Analysis of the study methods
b. Comprehension of the study outcomes
c. Evaluation of the literature review
d. Identification of the steps of the research process
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