ZOOL 2403, EXAM 4 SPRING 2025 (RESEARCH
QUIZZES)
Sally the scientist visited her father, an oncologist who told her of a new agent called
"Magic." This agent was being used by other medical professionals to treat patients with
ovarian tumors. Sally's dad was unsure whether or not to use this treatment on his
patients. So, to help her father decide on whether or not to use the new agent, Sally
decided to study the effectiveness of "Magic." To conduct the experiment, Sally used 50
rats, all roughly the same age, with ovarian tumors in total. The 25 rats in Group A were
given "Magic", while the 25 rats in Group B were given saline that she knew had no
effect on cell growth. She gave all rats, regardless of treatment group, the same dose of
their product at the same time of day. Additionally, she closely controlled the
environments, activity availability and diets of all of the rats. After a month, Sally found
that 21 out of 25 rats in Group A had smaller sized tumors - Answer -Experimental
What is a primary resource? - Answer -Firsthand research; original study
Sally the scientist visited her father, an oncologist who told her of a new agent called
"Magic." This agent was being used by other medical professionals to treat patients with
ovarian tumors. Sally's dad was unsure whether or not to use this treatment on his
patients. So, to help her father decide on whether or not to use the new agent, Sally
decided to study the effectiveness of "Magic." To conduct the experiment, Sally used 50
rats, all roughly the same age, with ovarian tumors in total. The 25 rats in Group A were
given "Magic", while the 25 rats in Group B were given saline that she knew had no
effect on cell growth. She gave all rats, regardless of treatment group, the same dose of
their product at the same time of day. Additionally, she closely controlled the
environments, activity availability and diets of all of the rats. After a month, Sally found
that 21 out of 25 rats in Group A had smaller sized tumors - Answer -Magic
What is secondary research? - Answer -Source in which author has evaluated and
summarized previous research
Sally the scientist visited her father, an oncologist who told her of a new agent called
"Magic." This agent was being used by other medical professionals to treat patients with
ovarian tumors. Sally's dad was unsure whether or not to use this treatment on his
patients. So, to help her father decide on whether or not to use the new agent, Sally
decided to study the effectiveness of "Magic." To conduct the experiment, Sally used 50
rats, all roughly the same age, with ovarian tumors in total. The 25 rats in Group A were
given "Magic", while the 25 rats in Group B were given saline that she knew had no
effect on cell growth. She gave all rats, regardless of treatment group, the same dose of
their product at the same time of day. Additionally, she closely controlled the
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Sally the scientist visited her father, an oncologist who told her of a new agent called
"Magic." This agent was being used by other medical professionals to treat patients with
ovarian tumors. Sally's dad was unsure whether or not to use this treatment on his
patients. So, to help her father decide on whether or not to use the new agent, Sally
decided to study the effectiveness of "Magic." To conduct the experiment, Sally used 50
rats, all roughly the same age, with ovarian tumors in total. The 25 rats in Group A were
given "Magic", while the 25 rats in Group B were given saline that she knew had no
effect on cell growth. She gave all rats, regardless of treatment group, the same dose of
their product at the same time of day. Additionally, she closely controlled the
environments, activity availability and diets of all of the rats. After a month, Sally found
that 21 out of 25 rats in Group A had smaller sized tumors - Answer -Experimental
What is a primary resource? - Answer -Firsthand research; original study
Sally the scientist visited her father, an oncologist who told her of a new agent called
"Magic." This agent was being used by other medical professionals to treat patients with
ovarian tumors. Sally's dad was unsure whether or not to use this treatment on his
patients. So, to help her father decide on whether or not to use the new agent, Sally
decided to study the effectiveness of "Magic." To conduct the experiment, Sally used 50
rats, all roughly the same age, with ovarian tumors in total. The 25 rats in Group A were
given "Magic", while the 25 rats in Group B were given saline that she knew had no
effect on cell growth. She gave all rats, regardless of treatment group, the same dose of
their product at the same time of day. Additionally, she closely controlled the
environments, activity availability and diets of all of the rats. After a month, Sally found
that 21 out of 25 rats in Group A had smaller sized tumors - Answer -Magic
What is secondary research? - Answer -Source in which author has evaluated and
summarized previous research
Sally the scientist visited her father, an oncologist who told her of a new agent called
"Magic." This agent was being used by other medical professionals to treat patients with
ovarian tumors. Sally's dad was unsure whether or not to use this treatment on his
patients. So, to help her father decide on whether or not to use the new agent, Sally
decided to study the effectiveness of "Magic." To conduct the experiment, Sally used 50
rats, all roughly the same age, with ovarian tumors in total. The 25 rats in Group A were
given "Magic", while the 25 rats in Group B were given saline that she knew had no
effect on cell growth. She gave all rats, regardless of treatment group, the same dose of
their product at the same time of day. Additionally, she closely controlled the
