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What characteristic of research ensures that all variables, except those being tested, remain constant?
Which principle emphasizes treating all colleagues fairly in a research environment?
What is primarily aimed at minimizing risks related to human dignity in research?
Which characteristic of research is defined by its basis on observable phenomena?
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Which of the following statements best describes the purpose of qualitative research?
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In research, what is expected of mentors in their role towards others?
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What aspect of research involves promoting positive social impact and avoiding harm?
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Which of the following best defines the importance of legality in research?
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What is a crucial factor in ensuring that research findings are valid and based on sound methodology?
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What defines applied research?
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Which principle is not part of ethical research?
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Which characteristic of research ensures that findings are based on actual data?
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What aspect of research helps to eliminate biases during data analysis?
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Which of the following is a key attribute of systematic research?
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What is a primary focus of responsible publication in research ethics?
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Which ethical principle emphasizes the importance of sharing research findings?
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Why is definiteness important in research?
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Which ethical principle involves maintaining promises and agreements in research?
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Which characteristic of qualitative narrative research embodies the process of interpreting data through a human lens?
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What is the primary goal of a narrative report in qualitative research?
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Which research method focuses on analyzing modes of communication like letters and emails?
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In the context of qualitative research, what does 'contextualization' refer to?
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What is the focus of discourse analysis in qualitative research?
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Which method involves a detailed examination of past events to draw conclusions about the future?
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Which factor is not typically considered when choosing a topic for qualitative research?
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Which qualitative research method seeks to gather diversified data in natural settings?
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What characteristic of qualitative research refers specifically to leading from individual findings to broader conclusions?
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What aspect of qualitative research emphasizes powerful data gathering and rephrasing?
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What is the primary function of the assumptions in the background of a study?
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Which of the following best describes the scope and delimitations of a study?
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What is the main objective of identifying limitations in a research study?
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What distinguishes a descriptive question in research from other types of questions?
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What is the objective of an exploratory question in research?
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Which term reflects the influence of legal and constitutional provisions in research?
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What is a characteristic of ethnography in research?
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Which of the following is NOT considered a controversial research topic?
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What makes a research topic too broad?
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Which is an obstacle when choosing hard-to-investigate research subjects?
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Why should vague subjects be avoided in research?
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What is the primary aim of conducting a grounded theory study?
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What is a disadvantage of too narrow research subjects?
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What should the statement of the problem provide in a research paper?
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Which of the following best defines phenomenology in research?
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What is a key reason for avoiding highly technical subjects in research?
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Study Notes
Research Types
- Basic Research: Aims to enhance understanding and develop theories; remains unbiased and logical.
- Applied Research: Focuses on providing solutions to specific problems in real-life contexts.
Research Objectives
- Develops scientific theories for better reader comprehension.
- Aims to answer specific questions, validating solutions through empirical evidence.
Ethics in Research
- Honesty: Maintain truthful communication and accurate data presentation.
- Objectivity: Ensure unbiased experimental designs and data analysis.
- Integrity: Uphold promises and fulfill commitments in research processes.
- Carefulness: Avoid negligence and errors during research execution.
- Openness: Share findings and welcome constructive criticism.
- Confidentiality: Safeguard sensitive communication and participant identities.
- Responsible Publication: Prevent duplication in published research.
- Responsible Mentoring: Educate and guide emerging researchers.
- Respect Colleagues: Treat all peers with fairness and consideration.
- Social Responsibility: Strive for societal welfare and minimize harm.
- Non-Discrimination: Ensure equality in treatment regardless of personal characteristics.
- Legality: Adhere to legal standards and institutional guidelines.
- Respect for Intellectual Property: Acknowledge contributions of other researchers.
- Human Subject Protection: Safeguard the rights and dignity of research participants.
Characteristics of Research
- Empirical: Grounded in observation and experimentation.
- Systematic: Follows a structured and orderly process.
- Controlled: Maintains constant external variables.
- Employs Hypothesis: Engages in inquiry to seek solutions and answers.
- Analytical: Utilizes critical thinking and assessment during data collection.
Qualitative Research Characteristics
- Human Understanding: Focuses on interpreting data through personal experiences.
- Active Data Gathering: Uses powerful methods for collecting data and rephrasing responses.
- Multiple Methods: Incorporates various approaches to enrich research findings.
- Specificity to Generalization: Transforms detailed observations into broader conclusions.
- Contextualization: Considers the situational context of the subjects being studied.
- Diversified Data: Collects both verbal and visual data from real-life settings.
Types of Qualitative Research
- Case Study: Long-term examination of individuals, groups, or situations to understand current phenomena.
- Ethnography: Exploration of specific cultural groups.
- Phenomenology: Study of lived experiences related to specific phenomena.
- Grounded Theory: Development of theory based on collected data.
Research Topic Selection
- Consider Interest, Availability, and Timeliness.
- Avoid Controversial, High-tech, Hard-to-investigate, Too broad/narrow, and Vague subjects.
Components of Research Introduction
- Provide Statement of the Problem: Detail the significance and context of the research issue.
- Outline Assumptions: Lay foundational beliefs guiding the study.
- Define Scope and Delimitations: Narrow the research focus and clarify boundaries.
- Identify Limitations: Mention potential weaknesses and influences on the study's outcomes.
Research Questions
- Descriptive Questions: Collect detailed information without probing causation.
- Exploratory Questions: Investigate and deepen understanding of topics or issues.
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Description
This quiz covers the basics of research methodologies, focusing on objective case studies and their application in understanding real-life situations. The aim is to highlight the importance of logical and unbiased findings in scientific research.