Why is the foundation stage important to the research process? (Select all that apply) Question 1 options: It gives the finished product SCOPE/SIZE. It gives the finished product STRENGTH. It gives the finished product STABILITY. It gives the finished product SPECIFICITY. Question 2 (1 point) Listen What is the most responsible procedure to build your research foundation? Question 2 options: Start with open web searches, but only pursue ".org" results. Immediately search for peer-reviewed content from a major database. Seek out general knowledge on the chosen topic, from books and select databases. Question 3 (1 point) Listen Major database providers, like ProQuest and EBSCO, are a good 1st resource/strategy for foundation level research. Question 3 options: True False Question 4 (1 point) Listen Which open web search strategy does NOT work for the foundation stage of the research process? Question 4 options: Scan search results for any .gov sites and resources. Look for information from large, well-known organizations. Scan results for any .org pages and resources. Use Wikipedia for inspiration, but not as a trusted resource. Question 5 (1 point) Listen This module suggested getting started with a T-Chart. What column headings were suggested for this chart? Question 5 options: What do I like? / What do I dislike? What do I know? / What do I want to know? What is the question? / What are the answers? Where have I searched? / Where s