Question 1

Presenting new research in the form of a poster or an oral presentation can be a particularly useful way to get feedback on a project before submitting the work for review by a journal.

Accepted Answer

Presenting research at conferences allows researchers to receive feedback from peers, which can help refine the work before journal submission.

Question 2

People who indicate a willingness to make either an oral presentation or present a poster may increase the likelihood that their abstracts will be accepted for the conference.

Accepted Answer

Indicating flexibility in presentation format can make it easier for conference organizers to accommodate and accept the abstract, as it shows adaptability to the conference's needs.

Question 3

When preparing slides for an oral presentation, the greatest number of slides should be dedicated to which area of content?&#10;A) Research goal&#10;B) Background&#10;C) Methods&#10;D) Results

Accepted Answer

The results section should have the greatest number of slides as it presents the main findings of the research, which is the focus of the presentation.

Question 4

In a few scientific subspecialties, which of the following is considered to be equivalent to peer-reviewed journals?&#10;A) Abstracts&#10;B) Oral presentations&#10;C) Conference papers&#10;D) Poster presentations

Accepted Answer

Conference papers are often peer-reviewed and considered equivalent to journal articles in some scientific fields.

Question 5

During a conference, what type of sessions occur in which multiple panels of oral presentations are held at the same time in different rooms?&#10;A) Plenary sessions&#10;B) Concurrent sessions&#10;C) Poster sessions&#10;D) Exhibition sessions

Accepted Answer

Concurrent sessions are held at the same time in different rooms, allowing attendees to choose which presentations they want to attend.

Deck 34: Posters and Presentations