Research Logic

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Last updated: 8/16/2025

Typical Questions

  • "The results of the study, therefore, ______"
  • "Recent research may ..., therefore ______"

How to Approach

  • Understand the purpose, setup, or constraint of an experiment
  • Builds habit of reading like a researcher—clarifying purpose and limits
  • Read 1 paragraph and write: (1) What was tested? (2) What wasn't? (3) What’s the author’s assumption?

Typical Trap and Quick Fix

  • Mistaking a detail about what was studied for why it was studied
  • Ask: "What problem was this solving?" or "What could this not reveal?"

Signal Clues

  • control group, randomly, sample size, bias, limitation, confounding, replicate, valid, reliable, methodology, unable to

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