Research Design and Methodology Quiz

Study Notes

Research Design and Methodology

Define the type of research: qualitative or quantitative.
Specify if using original data or secondary data from previous studies.
Identify the research approach: experimental, correlational, or descriptive.

Population and Sampling

Describe the target population for the study.
Outline methods for selecting research subjects.
Explain data collection methods, such as surveys, observations, or experiments.

Data Collection Tools

List tools for data collection and justify their effectiveness for the research.
Consider various methods’ strengths related to specific research goals.

Timeline and Budget

Create a timeline detailing key milestones and deadlines for the research process.
Estimate the research budget, including costs for materials, tools, and any personnel involved.

Anticipated Challenges

Identify potential obstacles during the research process.
Develop a strategic plan for addressing these challenges.

Implications of Research

Discuss how the research may challenge existing theories in the field, potentially reshaping understanding.
Explore the foundation your work lays for future studies and further investigation opportunities.
Highlight practical value for practitioners, educators, and academics.
Address how findings may resolve specific problems and influence policy.
Suggest ways to implement findings in academic and professional settings for transformation.

Conclusion

Summarize the research proposal, emphasizing its purpose and relevance.
Include keywords that will frequently appear throughout the proposal.

Structure Overview

Introduction: Present topic, problem statement, context, and research questions.
Background Significance: Justify the necessity of research, including its relationship with existing literature.
Literature Review: Introduce key sources and methods of integrating them into research.
Research Design (Methodology): Detail the methodological framework.
Conclusion: Reinforce the research proposal's aims and significance.
Bibliography: Compile a list of sources for reference.

Description

Test your knowledge on research design, methods, and schedule including types of research (qualitative or quantitative), data collection methods, experimental, correlational, or descriptive research, subject selection, and data collection tools.