Aralin 13: Ang Pagsasaliksik

A systematic and objective investigation of a phenomenon.

To clarify issues, discover new knowledge, and solve problems.

Research that follows a clear and organized process.

Research that is unbiased and factual, not influenced by opinions.

Research that covers all important aspects of a topic.

Paying close attention to details and evidence.

Evaluating information in a logical and thorough way.

Examining collected data to find patterns and draw conclusions.

Research focused on gaining new knowledge and understanding, without a specific practical application.

Research aimed at solving a specific problem or improving a practical application using acquired knowledge.

Choosing a research subject, ensuring it aligns with one's interest, resources and current needs.

Key qualities of research, including requiring sufficient knowledge, addressing problems, detailed documentation, courage, appropriate methods, and reliance on empirical evidence.

Making ideas or subjects that need more info or details clear

Using evidence to prove or disprove assumptions or claims.

Using new information to reinforce or challenge existing beliefs or facts.

Evidence based on observation and experience; not theoretical or imagined.

The main aim of a research project, often about information or arguments.

List of sources to support a research project.

A basic plan for a research paper.

Recording information from sources; gathering details.

Using exact words from a source; quotations.

A brief version of a longer text, highlighting key info.

Important details about a source (author, page #).

Materials used to support your research.

Research that focuses on understanding the reasons behind human actions and thoughts, often through interviews, observations, or focus group discussions.

Research that uses numerical data and statistical analysis to measure and test relationships between variables.

The overall approach to conducting a research study, including data collection and analysis techniques.

Individuals who participate in research by providing data, often through surveys or interviews.

Clear, concise explanations of how key terms or concepts are measured or observed in a research study.

The issue the study investigates, outlining why the research is needed to seek a solution.

A summary of previous research on a topic. It helps to understand what is already known and to identify gaps in knowledge.

The overall plan of the research, outlining the type of research being conducted and the data to be collected.

Copying someone else's work or ideas without giving them credit.

A detailed plan for a research paper, ensuring reliability and proper citations.

An initial written version of a research paper, including the introduction and connecting ideas.

Revisiting and correcting a research paper for accuracy, grammar, and proper use of punctuation.

A formal piece of writing that presents research findings and analysis.

The explanation of why a research topic is important and needs investigation.

Similarity in wording while maintaining the original content.

Series of steps to produce a research paper; follows a systematic approach and proper citations.