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Which of the following is the most accurate definition of research?
Which of the following is the most accurate definition of research?
- Asking questions to gather information.
- A systematic inquiry designed to collect, analyze, and interpret data. (correct)
- The search for knowledge to expand existing understanding.
- All of the above.
Qualitative research is typically used to explore complex human experiences and emotions.
Qualitative research is typically used to explore complex human experiences and emotions.
True (A)
What is the main purpose of the scope and delimitation section of a research paper?
What is the main purpose of the scope and delimitation section of a research paper?
The scope and delimitation section defines the boundaries and coverage of the research, clarifying what is included and excluded from the study.
The __________ section of a research paper outlines the importance of the study and its beneficiaries.
The __________ section of a research paper outlines the importance of the study and its beneficiaries.
Match the following research terms with their corresponding definitions:
Match the following research terms with their corresponding definitions:
Quantitative research is always superior to qualitative research.
Quantitative research is always superior to qualitative research.
Why is it important to identify the research gap in the Introduction of a research paper?
Why is it important to identify the research gap in the Introduction of a research paper?
_________ research involves collecting data in the form of words, observations, or narratives, while _________ research focuses on numerical data.
_________ research involves collecting data in the form of words, observations, or narratives, while _________ research focuses on numerical data.
Flashcards
Inquiry
Inquiry
Gathers information through questioning.
Research
Research
Search for knowledge to expand existing understanding.
Qualitative Research
Qualitative Research
Explores complex experiences, often in health sciences.
Quantitative Research
Quantitative Research
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Scope and Delimitation
Scope and Delimitation
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Significance of the Study
Significance of the Study
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Statement of the Problem
Statement of the Problem
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Operational Definition
Operational Definition
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Thematic Analysis
Thematic Analysis
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Research Process
Research Process
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Study Notes
Multiple Choice Questions (10 Points)
- Question 1: Gathering information through questioning is considered Inquiry.
- Question 2: Defining research as a search for knowledge and expanding existing knowledge is Research.
- Question 3: A systematic inquiry designed to collect analyze, and interpret data to understand phenomena is Research.
- Question 4: Exploring complex experiences effectively uses Qualitative Research.
- Question 5: Scope & Delimitation covers the boundaries of a study.
- Question 6: The importance of the study and its beneficiaries belong in the Significance of the study section.
- Question 7: The justification and overview of the study are part of the Introduction.
- Question 8: The research gap of a study is found in the Scope and Delimitation.
- Question 9: The Research Questions of a study are included in the study .
- Question 10: A definition based on traditional or expert consensus is Operational Definition.
Identification (15 Points)
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Identifying Research Types: Each statement must categorized as either Qualitative or Quantitative.
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Qualititative Research (Characteristics):
- Aims to explore complex human issues.
- Uses methods like interviews, observation, focus groups.
- Not suitable for large-scale data collection.
- Focuses on in-depth understanding, not cause-and-effect.
- Collects data in terms of words or statements.
- Plans research aspects prior to data collection.
- Doesn't require a definitive number of participants.
- Uses probing questions.
- Suitable for smaller, in-depth studies.
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Quantitative Research (Characteristics):
- Aims to find data in numerical form.
- Seeks cause-and-effect relationships.
- Uses numerical data.
- Collects data as numbers.
- Suitable for larger populations.
Enumeration (15 Points)
- Enumeration: The questions associated with the following items are to be listed on a separate sheet. (Note: The specific items aren't provided in the text).
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