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What is the primary goal of Applied Research?
What is the primary goal of Applied Research?
Which type of research aims at creating a detailed picture of an event or situation?
Which type of research aims at creating a detailed picture of an event or situation?
What distinguishes Qualitative Research from Quantitative Research?
What distinguishes Qualitative Research from Quantitative Research?
Which research type is best suited for examining the effectiveness of interventions in organizational practices?
Which research type is best suited for examining the effectiveness of interventions in organizational practices?
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What is Primary Data characterized by?
What is Primary Data characterized by?
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What is the main purpose of research?
What is the main purpose of research?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of accurate research?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of accurate research?
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How can research improve critical thinking skills?
How can research improve critical thinking skills?
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Which option best describes 'systematic' research?
Which option best describes 'systematic' research?
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Which is a goal of conducting research independently?
Which is a goal of conducting research independently?
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What type of research focuses on abstract concepts and principles?
What type of research focuses on abstract concepts and principles?
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Which is considered a form of relevance in research?
Which is considered a form of relevance in research?
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What does it mean for research to be 'analytical'?
What does it mean for research to be 'analytical'?
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Which characteristic is associated with qualitative research?
Which characteristic is associated with qualitative research?
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What is the primary difference between participants and respondents in research?
What is the primary difference between participants and respondents in research?
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Which ethical principle in research emphasizes avoiding biases?
Which ethical principle in research emphasizes avoiding biases?
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What does ethnographic research primarily aim to achieve?
What does ethnographic research primarily aim to achieve?
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What type of research is characterized by studying phenomena involving human experiences?
What type of research is characterized by studying phenomena involving human experiences?
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Which research ethical issue involves manipulating data to misrepresent findings?
Which research ethical issue involves manipulating data to misrepresent findings?
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What does narrative research primarily focus on?
What does narrative research primarily focus on?
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Which one of the following is not a common ethical guideline in research?
Which one of the following is not a common ethical guideline in research?
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What defines grounded theory in qualitative research?
What defines grounded theory in qualitative research?
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Which of the following represents self-plagiarism?
Which of the following represents self-plagiarism?
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Study Notes
Practical Research
- Research is a systematic inquiry designed to collect, analyze, and interpret data to understand, describe, or predict phenomena.
- Research is carried out for specific purposes to answer questions and solve particular problems.
- It aims to produce verifiable data and expand knowledge.
- Research is derived from the words "RE" (again) and "SEARCH" (examine closely).
- Research is critical for developing critical thinking, understanding situations, explaining observations, and expanding knowledge.
- Research must be accurate with data, documented using footnotes, notes, and bibliography.
- Objectivity is essential, focusing on facts, avoiding opinions or assumptions.
- Relevance of research is crucial for improving society, solving problems, and affecting people's lives.
- Clarity, expressed using simple and direct language, is vital for conveying the core message of findings.
- Systematic research follows an organized process.
- Research is realistic, requiring data gathering and in-depth analysis of the subject.
- Research is analytical, following scientific and structured methods for investigation.
- It provides possible solutions to real-world problems and offers technological advancement.
- Research should contribute to existing bodies of knowledge.
- Ethical research practices are critical, adhering to the highest standards.
Purpose of Research
- Research aims to enable independent and systematic work.
- It enhances higher-order thinking skills.
- Research improves reading and writing skills by studying research methods and techniques.
- It provides tools for gathering and presenting research findings.
- Reducing dependence on single textbooks and professors.
Types of Research
Based on Application of Research Methods
- Pure Research focuses on concepts and principles; aims to increase knowledge about something.
- Applied Research applies chosen research to societal problems; aims to find ways to positively change society.
Based on Purpose of Research
- Descriptive Research creates a detailed portrayal of a person, event, group, or situation.
- Correlational Research identifies relationships between two factors or circumstances.
- Explanatory Research explains the causes and reasons behind relationships between factors.
- Exploratory Research explores the feasibility of a research topic.
- Action Research investigates ongoing practices for improvement.
Based on Types of Data Needed
- Qualitative Research uses words, not numbers, to analyze beliefs, feelings, and lifestyles of participants regarding a study's aim.
Data Collection Types
Qualitative
- Emphasizes experiences through long contact time with participants.
- Uses methods like interviews, focus group discussions.
- Includes open-ended questions for in-depth study.
Quantitative
- Involves a large number of respondents and uses contact time with respondents in short periods.
- Includes survey questionnaires with close-ended questions.
- Employs testing and uses numerical data for analysis.
Ethics in Research
- Ethical research involves moral principles, integrity, respect for participants, environment, and society.
- It encourages truthful research, promotes knowledge credibility, and promotes collaborative qualities.
- Researchers are accountable for their actions.
- It requires public disclosure of study details.
Ethical Codes and Policies
- Honesty and objectivity are critical elements.
- Maintain integrity and keep promises, being careful and avoiding bias and errors.
- Openness in sharing data, results, tools, and ideas is encouraged.
- Maintain confidentiality and respect intellectual property rights.
- Avoid discrimination when studying the subject.
Qualitative Research Methods
- Phenomenology involves studying phenomena relating to human events.
- Narrative Research tells the stories of individuals, highlighting their experiences and perspectives.
- Grounded Theory develops new theories based on data collected in studies.
- Case Study analyzes a particular person, group, institution, or event in detail.
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This quiz covers the fundamentals of practical research, including its definitions, purposes, and the systematic inquiry process. It emphasizes the importance of accuracy, objectivity, and clarity in research to enhance critical thinking and knowledge expansion. Understand how research impacts society and the importance of relevant data.
