Chapter Overview 256 Starter Questions 256 Chapter 14: Writing and Presenting Research 255 Introduction 257 Chapter Overview 255 The Writing Process 257 Chapter Objectives 255 Writing for Scholarly Publics 259 Introduction 256 Format 259 Style 259 Writing for Scholarly Publics: Voices in the Voice 261 Conversation 256 The Voice of Scholarly Publication 257 The Voice of the Author 259 Writing for Other Publics: Interest Groups and News Media 263 The Voices of Research Participants 259 Qualitative and Quantitative Writing 260 Interest Groups 263 Writing for Interest Groups and News Media: News Media 264 The Editorial Process 265 Answering the What?” Question 261 “So Interest Groups 261 The Ethics of Style and Accuracy 266 News Media 262 Presenting for Scholarly Publics: Conferences and Panels 267 Editorial Processes 263 The Interplay of Style and Accuracy 264 An FYI on PPT 267 Presenting for Scholarly Publics: Conferences Some Communication Guidelines 268 and Panels 265 An FYI on PPT 266 Ethics Balancing Between Scholarly and Writing and Presenting With the Web 267 Popular Writing 269 Research in Practice: Using the Grounded Some Communication Guidelines 269 Ethics Panel: Balancing Between Scholarly and Theory Method to Research Oncologists’ Grief Popular Writing 269 270 Chapter Summary 272 Key 272 Application Exercises 273 Chapter Summary 270 Exercise 1: Readability 273 Key Terms 270 Exercise 2: Slideware Presentation 273 Application Exercises 270 Exercise 3: Writing Styles 273 Exercise 1. Readability 270 Exercise 2. Slideware Presentation 270 Exercise 3. Writing Styles 271 Recommended Reading 273 Exercise 4. Assessing Researchers’ Recommended Web Resources 274 Community Engagement 271 References 274 Recommended Reading 271 Recommended Web Resources 271 References 272 * What’s New *What’s moved location *What’s removed If you have any questions, your sales representative is happy to help. You can utilize our Rep Locator to quickly find the contact information for your sales representative.
Chapter Overview 256 Starter Questions 256 Introduction 257 The Writing Process 257 Writing for Scholarly Publics 259 Format 259 Style 259 Voice 261 Writing for Other Publics: Interest Groups and News Media 263 Interest Groups 263 News Media 264 The Editorial Process 265 The Ethics of Style and Accuracy 266 Presenting for Scholarly Publics: Conferences and Panels 267 An FYI on PPT 267 Some Communication Guidelines 268 Ethics Balancing Between Scholarly and Popular Writing 269 Research in Practice: Using the Grounded Theory Method to Research Oncologists’ Grief 270 Chapter Summary 272 Key 272 Application Exercises 273 Exercise 1: Readability 273 Exercise 2: Slideware Presentation 273 Exercise 3: Writing Styles 273 Recommended Reading 273 Recommended Web Resources 274 References 274 Chapter 14: Writing and Presenting Research 255 Chapter Overview 255 Chapter Objectives 255 Introduction 256 Writing for Scholarly Publics: Voices in the Conversation 256 The Voice of Scholarly Publication 257 The Voice of the Author 259 The Voices of Research Participants 259 Qualitative and Quantitative Writing 260 Writing for Interest Groups and News Media: Answering the “So What?” Question 261 Interest Groups 261 News Media 262 Editorial Processes 263 The Interplay of Style and Accuracy 264 Presenting for Scholarly Publics: Conferences and Panels 265 An FYI on PPT 266 Writing and Presenting With the Web 267 Some Communication Guidelines 269 Ethics Panel: Balancing Between Scholarly and Popular Writing 269 Chapter Summary 270 Key Terms 270 Application Exercises 270 Exercise 1. Readability 270 Exercise 2. Slideware Presentation 270 Exercise 3. Writing Styles 271 Exercise 4. Assessing Researchers’ Community Engagement 271 Recommended Reading 271 Recommended Web Resources 271 References 272 * What’s New *What’s moved location *What’s removed If you have any questions, your sales representative is happy to help. You can utilize our Rep Locator to quickly find the contact information for your sales representative.