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is a process of systematic inquiry that
entails collection of data; documentation of critical
information;

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Research

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“Research is a careful investigation or inquiry especially
through search for new facts in any branch of knowledge.”

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(Rocco, 2011)

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“Research is systematic investigation to establish the facts.”

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(Creswell, 2008)

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“Research means “gathering and analyzing a body of
information or data and extracting new meaning from it or
developing unique solutions to problems or cases.”

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(Cohen, N. & Arieli, T., 2011)

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Three steps:

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• Pose a question;
• Collect data to answer the question, and;
• Present an answer to the question

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8 Characteristics of research

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1. Generalized
2. rigorous
3. empirical
4. systematic
5. valid and reliable
6. objective
7. analytical and accurate
8. feasible

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you are being careful of the process that you will be going to do

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rigorous

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information you get from your respondents are based from their real life experiences and observations

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empirical

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we are follow the step by step process

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systematic

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a research is valid when we measure what it needs to be measures

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validity

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we can trust the information from the source that we got

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reliability

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you have a purpose in doing your research

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objective

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easy to analize

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analytical

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same answers or information is reliable

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accurate

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it is doable and attainable

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feasible

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quantitative participants

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respondents

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qualitative participants

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participants

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5 parts of research

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chapter 1: the problem and its setting
chapter 2: the review of literature and studies
chapter 3: methodology
chapter 4: results and discussion
chapter 5: summary of findings, conclusions and recommendations

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two types of studies

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local and foreign studies

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where you can find RRL and RRS

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google scholar, scopus, research gato, web of science

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part of research in IMRD format

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introduction
methodology
results, discussions and conclusion

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indicates the research problem or
question, presents essential background
information, and discusses the study’s purpose and
significance.

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introduction

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It usually includes a description of the
participants/subjects, the study design, the
materials used, and the study method

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methodology

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a section that discusses the data obtained
and the results of any statistical tests that were
performed

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results

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discusses and analyzes the findings, linking them to the research aims and preceding literature.

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discussion

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- summarizes the research's important points, restates the thesis or study purpose, and discusses the findings' overall relevance.

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conclusion

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6 types of research

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1. applied research 2. basic research 3. correlational research 4. ethnographic research 5. experimental research 6. exploratory research

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Type of research is to find solutions, give information, and incorporate social research data into decisions to solve problems that involve substantial risks.

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applied research

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Type of reserch that is driven by a researcher's curiosity or interest in a scientific subject. The primary motivation is to extend human knowledge, not to create or invent something

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basic research

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The goal of this kind of scientific study is to determine the relationship between two or more variables.

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correlational research

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This research focuses mostly on the culture of a group of people, which includes shared qualities, language, behaviors, organization, values, norms, and material things, as well as evaluating human lifestyle.

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ethnographic research

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This research is an objective, methodical, and controlled investigation that aims to predict and control occurrences while also investigating probability and causality among specified variables.

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experimental research

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is a kind of research that is conducted to address a problem that has yet to be precisely defined.

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exploratory research

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A good title contains as few words as possible while still effectively describing the contents and/or aim of your research paper

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research title

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4 types of research title

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descriptive, interrogative, declarative or informative, humorous or colloquial

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Title that states the subject, topic, design, purpose or methods of the project.

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Descriptive Title

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Title that states the main result of the study in the title itself, reducing the reader's curiosity.

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Declarative or Informative Title

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titles written as questions. The use of questions in titles may awaken the reader's curiosity by making them wonder what the answer is.

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Interrogative Title

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titles that attempt to capture readers' interest through humour, common phrases, informal terms, or metaphors

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Humorous or Colloquial Title

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CARS model 3 moves

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move 1: establishing a territory move 2: establishing a niche move 3: occupying the niche

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In this move, the researcher provides context and background information on the topic

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Move 1: Establishing a Territory

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the researcher makes an argument that there is a “niche” in the research. He or she does this by refuting or challenging previous research findings,

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Move 2: Establishing a Niche.

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Once the niche has been identified, you can take the necessary steps to occupy it or address it with your current research.

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Move 3. Occupying the Niche