Introduction To Research And Scientific Investigations Flashcards

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is a natural day-to-day activity of gathering information and an important tool that can answer our problems, thus making our lives more convenient.

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Research

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Look for something again

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Research

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The word “____” originated from the old French word “recerchier” which means to search and to search again.

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research

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The word “research” originated from the old French word “recerchier” which means to ___ and to___

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search
search again

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is to repeat looking for something.

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research

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It implies that ______ is the creation of new knowledge and/or the use of existing knowledge in a new and creative way to generate new concepts,
methodologies, and understandings.

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research

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It is a movement from what is known to what is unknown.

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Research

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this implies that the procedure adopted to undertake an investigation follows a certain logical sequence.

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Systematic

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in real life there are many factors that affect an outcome. The concept of control implies that, in exploring causality in relation to two variables (factors), we set up our study in a way that minimizes the effects of other factors affecting the relationship. This can be achieved to a large extent in the physical and biological sciences as most of the research is done in a laboratory.

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Controlled

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you must be careful in ensuring that the procedures followed to find answers to questions are relevant, appropriate, and justified.

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Rigorous

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This concept implies that whatever we conclude based on our findings is correct and can be verified by us and others.

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Valid and verifiable

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this means that any conclusion drawn are based upon hard evidence gathered from information collected from real-life experiences or observations.

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Empirical

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critical scrutiny of the procedures used, and the methods employed is crucial to a research inquiry.

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Critical

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The process of investigation must be foolproof and free from drawbacks.

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Critical

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The process adopted and the procedures used must be able to withstand critical scrutiny.

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Critical

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is the systematic way of doing scientific investigations and researches.

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SCIENTIFIC METHOD

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is a rigorous process.

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It validates known concepts, it leads to the discovery and understanding of the unknown, and it paves the way to numerous inventions and innovations in all fields.

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enables currently unknown things to be studied and understood based on what is already known.

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An effective medium in the development of science and technology (S & T) consciousness among the youth.

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Promotion of understanding appreciation of breakthroughs.
public and scientific

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Improvement of the quality of S & T education in the country.

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Application or demonstration of scientific principles that attempts to provide new knowledge.

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Result of continuing or parallel scientific research and investigation and NOT a copy of previous research.

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Withsocio-economicsignificanceand relevance to livelihood development.
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Contribution to the development of S & T and the development of the community.
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AREA / CATEGORY OF SIPs:
Life/ Biological Sciences (LS) Physical / Applied Sciences (PS) Robotics and Intelligent Machines (RIM)
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Botany Zoology Microbiology Biochemistry Medicine and health Ecology
Life / Biological Sciences
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Injections / experimenting using living things
Life / Biological Sciences
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Chemistry Physics Mathematics Computer science Engineering Earth and space science Environmental science
Physical / Applied Sciences
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Experimenting with non-living things
Physical / Applied Sciences
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Automatic machines Artificial intelligence
Robotics and Intelligent Machines