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Match the following research types with their descriptions:
Field Research = Analyzes interactions between people, society, and the environment through face-to-face interviews and direct observations Laboratory Research = Done in a laboratory using special equipment to investigate drugs, procedures, or treatments Qualitative Inquiry = Fully utilizing human insights and experiences in research Clinical Trial = Involves collecting blood or other samples as part of research
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Ethics = Norms for conduct that distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behavior Empirical Steps = Scientific method steps to collect and interpret data Human Element = Strength and weakness in qualitative inquiry, fully utilizing human insights Researcher's Role = Instrument of qualitative inquiry heavily dependent on researcher's qualities
Match the following functions of ethics in research with their descriptions:
Decision Making = Method for deciding how to act and analyzing complex problems Norms for Conduct = Distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behavior in research writing Analyzing Issues = Perspective for deciding how to act and analyzing complex problems Complex Problems = Method, procedure, or perspective for deciding how to act in research
Explore the different forms of undergraduate research experiences, including class-based activities, class-based projects, and out-of-the-class collaborative research between students and faculties. Learn how research in all disciplines can help solve problems and answer questions.
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