Practical Research 2: Introduction to Research

Questions and Answers

To enhance creative writing abilities

To prepare students for qualitative research only

To memorize facts about research methods

To develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills (correct)

A way to analyze information scientifically

A systematic process of inquiry

An academic exercise with no real-world implications (correct)

A method of gathering data

They consider it an important cultural experience

They believe it negatively affects their sleep

They do not think it affects their sleeping patterns (correct)

They feel it inspires their studies

They want money but are less willing to work for it Signup and view all the answers

Explaining the significance of conducting quantitative research Signup and view all the answers

Understanding systematic methods for collecting data Signup and view all the answers

62 percent Signup and view all the answers

To increase understanding of a phenomenon Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Quantitative research enhances critical thinking and problem-solving skills among senior high school students.
Practical research aims to reveal truths about subjects that impact researchers, promoting personal and community improvement.

Understand the importance of conducting quantitative research from a senior high school perspective.
Define practical research by clarifying what it is not, emphasizing its distinct characteristics.
Investigate diverse research possibilities in various fields of interest.

Inquiry and Research Nature: Focuses on systematic exploration and problem identification.
Literature Review: Learning from existing research and findings to create a solid foundation for new investigations.
Data Understanding: Emphasis on systematic collection and analysis for meaningful interpretation and reporting.

Considered a scientific and systematic thinking process that aims to collect, analyze, and interpret information.
Research serves as a means to expand understanding of various phenomena or issues of interest.

Research indicates that most students feel their interest in Korean dramas does not negatively affect their sleep habits.
Participants showed financial responsibility, often unwilling to purchase products related to their interests in Korean entertainment.

Study by Jean Twenge and Tim Kasser identifies increasing materialism among recent high school graduates.
In the period from 2005-2007, 62% of students prioritized financial wealth, a notable rise from 48% in 1976-1978.
The willingness to work for monetary rewards has decreased, with only 39% of modern teens expressing readiness to work compared to 25% in earlier generations.