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How would you assess your ability to do the following over the course of your past experiences with research or in class?

How would you assess your ability to do the following over the course of your past experiences with research or in class?
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Understand the theory and concepts guiding a research project.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Practice regular and open communication with a research mentor.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Analyze data.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Ask questions to clarify your understanding of a research project.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Demonstrate understanding and comprehension regarding a research project.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Tailor your research communications for different audiences (e.g., general public, disciplinary conference, etc.).	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Communicate relevance of your research to others.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Use logic and evidence to interpret data.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Communicate the context, methods, and results of your research.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Work in the research environment comfortably.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Understand that the process of discovery itself is iterative and never ending.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Practice regular and open communication with your research team members.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Align your research experience goals and expectations with your research mentors.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Use logic and evidence to build arguments and draw conclusions from data.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal
Accept and use criticism of your research to improve your research.	none at all	just a little	somewhat	a lot	a great deal