| 1: Why is it important to consider the quality of scientific studies and research syntheses? |
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| 2: What are the three broad categories of factor to consider when assessing scientific quality? |
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| 3: What are the pros and cons of each type of research synthesis? |
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| 4: Why is it important to present findings from a scientific study or report in context? |
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| 5: What is source credibility, and why does it matter so much? |
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| 6: What are at least five broad factors that influence how people process and evaluate scientific information? |
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| 7: How does the concept of acceptable evidence differ between scientists and lay audiences? |
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| 8: What are the four basic questions about scientific studies or reports that lay audiences want public health scientists, practitioners, or their representatives to answer? |
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| 9: Why do you need to develop a SOCO? |
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