Practical Research 1 - Module 1

Research that relies on observations and experiments to validate theories.

Research that follows a structured and logical series of steps using valid procedures and principles.

Research that controls all variables except the ones being investigated.

A statement that proposes a possible explanation for a phenomenon, which can be tested through research.

Analyzing data using methods like historical analysis, descriptive analysis, or case studies.

Research that is objective, unbiased, and grounded in real-world situations.

Research that produces original data, not simply relying on existing information.

The process of defining a research problem, reviewing existing literature, formulating a hypothesis, designing the study, collecting data, analyzing data, interpreting results, and reporting findings.

A systematic, objective process of investigating materials and sources to establish facts and uncover new insights.

It aims to expand knowledge and understanding of a topic without an immediate practical application.

It seeks solutions to practical problems by applying existing knowledge. The goal is to find solutions that can be applied to real-world scenarios.

Research helps societies answer 'what' and 'how' questions by providing a structured approach to investigate problems and reach valid conclusions.

It helps us understand the world around us, find solutions to problems, and make informed decisions.

It helps us develop a deeper understanding of the world, solve problems, and make informed decisions.

It is a structured way to investigate, collect, analyze, and interpret information to uncover new knowledge or solve problems.

It employs a systematic and objective approach to finding reliable knowledge.

A systematic investigation that uses a set of procedures to gather and analyze data in order to answer specific questions and draw conclusions.

Helps advance knowledge by providing new insights, theories, and solutions.

Leads to the development of new technologies, products, and services that benefit society.

A research question that requires specific and detailed investigation to find the answer.

The stages or steps involved in accomplishing a task or goal.

The systematic and organized presentation of evidence obtained through research, leading to conclusions and interpretations.

The act of making a convincing or strong impression on someone.

The process of preparing a bird for cooking, typically involving cleaning, seasoning, and frying.

A systematic and disciplined approach to acquiring evidence by following a set of procedures. It aims for objective and verifiable results.

A research method that focuses on collecting and analyzing numerical data. It uses statistical techniques to test hypotheses and draw conclusions.

A research method that deals with the complexities of human experiences by exploring them directly. It uses observations, interviews, and textual analysis to understand perspectives.

An ethical principle in research that emphasizes giving appropriate credit to all researchers involved in a project. This includes acknowledging the work of others and avoiding plagiarism.

An ethical principle in research that involves being truthful, accurate, and transparent in all research activities. It includes reporting findings honestly and avoiding deception.

The belief that children gain more from youth sports than physical education, stemming from deeper sport specialization, personal choice in activities, and parental involvement.

A study focusing on the personal experiences of five female agricultural leaders in Australia, aiming to understand their paths to leadership and identify key leadership traits.

The underrepresentation of women in leadership roles in the agriculture industry.

A research approach focused on understanding individual experiences and perspectives through introspection.

Themes identified in the study, highlighting the factors influencing the leadership journeys of the women, including childhood experiences, family dynamics, challenges faced, and leadership style.

The way individuals perceive their own leadership style, encompassing their self-awareness and understanding.

Influencing others through actions and behaviors, demonstrating the desired leadership qualities.

Outreaching to other women in the industry, providing opportunities and support to encourage their involvement and development.

A research process that identifies and selects participants for a study.

A research method that uses numerical data to test hypotheses and draw conclusions.

A research method that explores complex social phenomena in their natural settings using in-depth observation and analysis.

A systematic inquiry that describes, explains, predicts, and controls observed phenomena.

A statement that proposes a possible explanation for a phenomenon, which can be tested through research.