Evidence-Based Practice / Unit 23 EBP 3330 short lesson, about 20 seconds
Misconception: Limitations Should Be Hidden
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The idea
Strong proposals name their limitations and say how problems will be handled, without dwelling on them.
In practice
A proposal a reviewer trusts because it anticipated their objection.
Where people slip
A reviewer who finds an unmentioned limitation doubts the rest. Naming it first is what keeps the judgement on the plan.
Your place on the trail
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