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sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell
Sensory Language
problem solving, group discussion, peer review in academia, team projects, and community engagements
Agreement with others
diagnosis, legal advice, financial planning, scientific research and technology
Expert Opinion
mathematical, philosophical, argumentation, and legal
Logic
observation, hypothesis, formulation, experimental, and data analysis
Scientific Method
tools in research
- library
- computer
- measurement techniques
- statistics
- the human mind
- language
elements of research
- topic
- purpose
- participants
- setting
-time scale
should be based on direct experience and observation
Empirical
based on valid procedures and principles
Logical
starts with a problem and ends with a problem
Cyclical
identifies the problem by breaking them
Analytical
it exhibits careful and precise judgement
Critical
it follows systematic method
Methodical
designs and framework must be repeated but topic must be different
Replicable
process of collecting and analyzing numerical data
Quantitative
it generates statistics through the use of large scale survey research using methods such as questionnaire
Quantitative
close ended qs
Quantitative
it explores attitudes , behavior, and experiences through such methods as interviews or focus group
Qualitative
it attempts to get an in-depth opinion from participants
Qualitative
open ended qs
Qualitative
what is the problem?
Define Research Problem
usage of research tools
Review of Related Literature
how are we going to look for the answer to questions being studies?
Formulating Hypothesis
where the study will be introduced?
Research Design
