Question 1

Once a meeting is scheduled, all conversations will yield a mentor-mentee relationship.

Accepted Answer

Not all scheduled meetings result in a mentor-mentee relationship; the nature of the relationship depends on the context and purpose of the meeting.

Question 2

One senior researcher can provide all of the professional mentorship that a rising researcher requires.

Accepted Answer

Mentorship often benefits from diverse perspectives and expertise, which multiple mentors can provide, enhancing the development of a rising researcher.

Question 3

The researcher who will do the majority of the work is defined as which of the following?&#10;A) Primary investigator&#10;B) Lead researcher&#10;C) Statistical consultant&#10;D) Mentor

Accepted Answer

The lead researcher is typically the person who conducts the majority of the work in a research project.

Question 4

For international research projects, how many local researchers at the study site should be a co-investigator who is involved in every step of the research process, including the identification of the study question, the design of the study, and the collection of data?

A) 0
B) At least 1
C) At least 3
D) At least 5

Accepted Answer

Having at least one local researcher as a co-investigator ensures that the study is culturally relevant, ethically conducted, and that local knowledge is integrated into all stages of the research process.

Question 5

What section of the manuscript is used to thank individuals who did not earn coauthorship but who benefitted the study with their contributions?&#10;A) Title page&#10;B) Introduction&#10;C) Abstract&#10;D) Acknowledgments

Accepted Answer

The Acknowledgments section is used to thank individuals who contributed to the study but did not qualify for coauthorship.

Deck 5: Professional Development