Differentiate between primary, secondary, and “other” journal articles; differentiate between qualitative and quantitative research articles:If a primary study, is it quantitative or qualitative?

InstructionsPurpose: Differentiate between primary, secondary, and “other” journal articles; differentiate between qualitative and quantitative research articles.Assessment: This Engagement Activity is worth 1 points, comprising 5% of your course grade among all 4 Engagement Activities. Each is graded “all or nothing”; that means that you will earn points if the activities are complete (per the instructions) and submitted on time. Because timely completion of the activities is key to applying the skill in a subsequent assignment, no late submissions will be accepted without a Late Pass.

Instructions:

•Download the Study Identification Worksheet attached below.

•Using the knowledge gained during your preparation and the flowchart at the bottom of the Worksheet, you will review the pdfs of the 10 studies linked below.

•Identify each study as follows by highlighting your choice on the document:

◦Is it a primary study, a secondary study, or “other” (neither)?

◦If a primary study, is it quantitative or qualitative? (If it is not a primary study, leave the last two columns blank.)

•Submit your completed worksheet to this submission folder.

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