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• Table 7-4: Checking the question against five criteria
       • Table 7-5: Turning a general concept into an operational definition
       • Table 7-6: Components of a search strategy

       • Table 7-7: Boolean and field operators
       • Table 7-8: A repeatable search log

       • Table 7-9: Types of review and what each entails
       • Table 7-10: The short protocol card
       • Table 7-11: First questions about risk of bias by type of source

       • Table 7-12: Factors that lower certainty in a body of evidence
       • Table 7-13: Dimensions of appraising a source
       • Table 7-14: What a source adds and what it does not establish on its own

       • Table 7-15: Levels of reading and the question each answers
       • Table 7-16: Essential fields when extracting quantitative or qualitative results
       • Table 7-17: A miniature evidence matrix

       • Table 7-18: The difference between summary, comparison, and synthesis
       • Table 7-19: Possible reasons why study results differ
       • Table 7-20: A template for an evidence-based synthesis paragraph

       • Table 7-21: A checklist for AI-generated code
       • Table 7-22: The role of AI in qualitative analysis
       • Table 7-23: Distinguishing legitimate use from fabrication

       • Table 7-24: The difference between research outputs
       • Table 7-25: Checking claim, evidence, and reasoning

       • Table 7-26: What a tool can do in each section, and what must be reviewed
       • Table 7-27: Five verification steps for one claim
       • Table 7-28: A reference checklist

       • Table 7-29: Patterns of faulty citation
       • Table 7-30: The internal reference passport
       • Table 7-31: Examples of disclosure by type of use

       • Table 7-32: The role of contributor taxonomies in clarifying contributions
       • Table 7-33: Relatively safe and high-risk uses in review
       • Table 7-34: The structure of an actionable review comment

       • Table 7-35: Essential fields in an AI usage log
       • Table 7-36: The structure of an organized research folder
       • Table 7-37: What makes a step re-executable

       • Table 7-38: The practical lab board
       • Table 7-39: Assessment criteria for the evidence map
       • Table 7-40: Glossary of essential terms

         Chapter Eight: Responsible Institutional Adoption and the Human Advantage
       • Table 8-1: The difference between experimental use and institutional capability




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