Applied Research reviewer Flashcards
is the fundamental act of research.
Inquiry
is a question or set of questions, a request for information.
Inquiry
focuses on asking specific questions.
Inquiry
is a broad, extensive, and long-term process of systematic and semi-systematic
investigation.
Research
is the process of obtaining, comparing, testing, and validating information.
Research
- The process of research includes:
a. Observation and inquiry
b. Collection and documentation
c. Analysis and interpretation
d. Communication
- Importance of research.
a. To discover truth and knowledge
b. To find answers to some questions
c. To find solutions to some problems.
- Purposes of research.
a. Exploration
b. Description
c. Explanation
- Why do we do research.
a. Research is an academic endeavor.
b. Research allows improvement.
c. Research directly addresses problems and explores possible solutions.
- Practical application of research.
a. Discover medical breakthroughs.
b. Technological advancements.
c. Understanding and solving problems
Means one can copy research and arrive at the same results for consistency
and validity.
Replicable
If it draws information from measured phenomena and knowledge from
actual experience rather than theory. They are considered original and primary data.
empirical
If it went through a process where findings should have full proof of thorough review on merits and faults of a work.
critical
It means a researcher does not immediately jump to conclusions and such doubts are reserved to an absolute need to assess all data before arriving at a conclusion.
analytical
Iif it demonstrates the repetition of the problem-solution-problem cycle.
cyclical
If it uses rational reasoning or fundamental rules of thought.
Logical
If follows standard procedures.
methodical
characteristics of a good research?
Replicable, empirical , critical , analytical , cyclical, logical, methodical,
is the phase in research where a problem is spotted, then create a thorough
understanding of the problem through a review of existing literature, a brief history of
Conceptualization
is the phase where the researcher prepares the methods, including the instrument for collecting data and the methodology for carrying out the entire process of research.
Design
Is the phase where the researcher collects data.
Empirical
Is the phase in research where the researcher analyzes and interprets data collected.
Analytical
Is the phase in research where the researcher communicates data findings and results.
Dissemination
is entirely theoretical
Basic Research
purely aims to expand knowledge.
Basic Research
is usually an initial investigation.
Basic Research
Is designed to provide practical solutions to a specific problem.
Applied research
Is usually follow-up research of basic research.
Applied research
The mental survey of reality that exists in the physical world is what?
quantitative.
The expression of data in _____________ is numerical.
quantitative research
. There is manipulation and control of the research conditions in what?
quantitative research.
The principle of a sample size of qualitative research is the point of ________.
saturation
The_____________ of qualitative research is the point of saturation.
principle of a sample size
The principle of a sample size of _______________ is the point of saturation.
qualitative research
The tools and instruments in qualitative research are _______________
interviews, and focus group discussions.
The aim of quantitative research is to ___________________
test the hypothesis.
. Philosophical foundation of quantitative is _______________
deductive.
Measures of utility on results of qualitative research is ____________
adequacy
Assessment of outcome in quantitative research is _________________
generalizability.
Least involvement of the researcher in the subject of the study is observed in ____________
quantitative research.
is the in-depth investigation of a single person, group, event, or community.
the nature of the phenomenon is usually unique.
Case Study
studies explores the value and meaning of lived experiences of people to achieve a new understanding of the commonalities of the subject and the way they perceive experiences.
Phenomenological
Is the study of the culture of a group of people, and the tangible and intangible things they share to understand their world.
Ethnography
Develops an original theory and offers an explanation about an issue.
Ground theory
Is a thorough account of a life experience of a person.
Biographical