An intellectual critical appraisal differs from other kinds of critiques because it
a. focuses solely on the strengths of the study.
b. evaluates the quality and meaning of empirical evidence.
c. judges the researcher's ability and credentials.
d. regards both the work itself as well as the study author.
Question 2
A reviewer is critically appraising a study's variables. What will the researcher evaluate?
a. Conceptual and operational definitions of variables
b. Relationships of demographic variables to key concepts in the study framework
c. Whether variables and key concepts are linked
d. Use of all types of variables, including independent, dependent, and research variables
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