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SYSTEMATIC REVIEW#1

A structured, comprehensive synthesis of research studies addressing a specific question, emphasizing reproducibility and transparency.

INTERVENTION#2

A specific treatment or strategy aimed at improving mental health outcomes, such as therapy or medication.

DATA EXTRACTION#3

The process of retrieving relevant information from selected studies to analyze and synthesize findings.

PEER REVIEW#4

A quality control process where experts evaluate a research paper before publication, ensuring validity and rigor.

METHODOLOGY#5

The systematic framework and techniques used to conduct research, including design, data collection, and analysis.

EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE#6

Clinical practices that are informed by the best available research evidence, enhancing treatment effectiveness.

INCLUSION/EXCLUSION CRITERIA#8

Set standards determining which studies are eligible for review based on specific characteristics.

DATA ANALYSIS#9

The application of statistical or qualitative methods to interpret extracted data and draw conclusions.

SYNTHESIS#10

The process of combining findings from multiple studies to generate overarching conclusions or recommendations.

RIGOROUS#11

A term describing thorough and meticulous research practices that ensure validity and reliability of findings.

QUALITATIVE RESEARCH#12

Research focusing on understanding phenomena through non-numerical data, such as interviews and observations.

QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH#13

Research that involves numerical data and statistical analysis to test hypotheses or measure variables.

META-ANALYSIS#14

A statistical technique that combines results from multiple studies to provide a more precise estimate of effect.

TRANSPARENCY#15

The practice of openly sharing research processes and findings to enhance trust and reproducibility.

ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS#16

Guidelines ensuring that research is conducted with integrity, respect for participants, and adherence to regulations.

CONSTRUCTIVE FEEDBACK#17

Helpful criticism aimed at improving a research paper or project, fostering collaboration among peers.

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS#18

Additional documents or data submitted alongside a research paper to provide further context or support.

JOURNAL GUIDELINES#19

Specific requirements set by academic journals that authors must follow when submitting their work.

COVER LETTER#20

A document submitted with a manuscript outlining its significance and suitability for publication.

MANUSCRIPT#21

The written document of a research paper that authors submit for publication consideration.

RESEARCH QUESTION#22

A clear, focused inquiry that guides the systematic review and defines its scope.

OUTCOMES#23

The results or effects of an intervention, typically measured to assess its effectiveness.

VALIDITY#24

The extent to which a study accurately reflects the concept it aims to measure, ensuring credible results.

REPRODUCIBILITY#25

The ability to replicate research findings under the same conditions, enhancing reliability.

SAMPLE SIZE#26

The number of participants or studies included in a research analysis, impacting the study's power and validity.