module 1 Flashcards

1
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“careful, diligent, and exhaustive investigation of a
specific matter, having as its aim the advancement of mankind’s knowledge”

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research, manheim

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2
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“knowledge is desirable and is preferable to ignorance”

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librero

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3
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starts with a problem

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research

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4
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The word research is derived from the old French word

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cerchier

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5
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meaning of cerchier

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to seek or search

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6
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One seeks exhaustively for three reasons

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(1) for more explanations,
(2) for verifiable truth, and
(3) to make discoveries.

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7
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the goal of searching

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is to become
certain of the occurrence or existence of a certain phenomenon.

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8
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the manipulation
of thins, concepts, or symbols for the purpose of generalizing, to extend, correct, or
verify knowledge whether that knowledge aids in the construction of a theory or in the
practice of an art”

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encyclopedia of social sciences

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9
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“research contributes to the development of theory. It clarifies
concepts; it initiates; it reformulates, and it refocuses theory”

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merton

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10
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“research is a careful and systematic
meals of solving problems”

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thomas and nelson

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11
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research is a process, an activity in the search for
knowledge through recognized methods of data collection, analysis, and interpretation”

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wiersma

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12
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careful, critical, discipline inquiry, varying in
technique and method according to the nature and conditions of the problem identified,
directed toward the clarification or resolution (or both) of a problem’”

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good

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13
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“research is simply, the systematic search for pertinent
information on a specific topic or problem. After a careful, systematic search for
pertinent information or data on a specific topic or problem, and after the research
worker has analyzed and interpreted the date, he eventually faces another essential
task – that of preparing the research report

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aquino

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14
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“the process of
gathering data or information to solve a particular or specific problem in a scientific
manner

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halpin

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15
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“a systematic study or investigation of
something for the purpose of answering questions posed by the researcher”

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parel

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16
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research in its broadest sense is an attempt
to gain solutions to problems. More precisely, it is the collection of data in a rigorously
controlled situation for the purpose of prediction or explanation”

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treece and treece

17
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Research is a purposive, systematic
and scientific process of gathering, analyzing, classifying, organizing, presenting, and
interpreting data for the solution of a problem, for prediction, for invention, for the
discovery of truth, or for the expansion or verification of existing knowledge, all for the
preservation and improvement of the quality of human life

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calderon and gonzales

18
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a scientific approach in terms of accepted
mind process involving all essential steps in problem solving through critical
examination of hypothesis to find tentative corroboration and succeeding search for
certainty as a basis of action.

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whitney

19
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“the systematic and objective analysis and recording of
controlled observations that may lead to the development of generalization, principles,
or theories, resulting in the prediction and possibly the ultimate control of events.

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research

20
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main purpose of reseach is

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to serve man

21
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the main goals of research

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The goal of research is the good life;
 To satisfy man’s craving for more understanding;
 To improve his judgment;
 To add to his power;
 To reduce the burden of work;
 To relieve suffering; and
 To increase satisfactions in multitudinous ways.

22
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According to Paul Leedy: A good research

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  1. Begins with a question in the mind of the researcher
  2. Requires a plan
  3. Demands a clear statement of the problem
  4. Deals with the main problem through subproblems
  5. Seeks direction through appropriate hypothesis
  6. Deals with facts and their meaning
  7. Is circular
23
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According to Thomas and Nelson (1996): A good research must be:

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  1. Systematic
  2. Logical
  3. Empirical
  4. Reductive
  5. Replicable
24
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According to Best: a good research..

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  1. Gathers new data
  2. Solves problems
  3. Develops sound theories
  4. Requires expertise
  5. Involves an accurate observation and description
  6. Is logical and objective
  7. Is carefully recorded and reported
25
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According to De Leon and Claudio:

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  1. Produce Processible result
  2. Produce specific results
  3. Produce generalizable result
  4. Produce interpretable result
26
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According to Crawford (as quoted by Aquino)

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  1. Research is systematic and refined technique of thinking.
  2. It employs specialized tools, instruments, and procedures in obtaining adequate
    solutions to a problem.
  3. It starts with a problem, collects data, analyzes data critically and reach a
    decision based on actual evidence.
  4. Research involves original work instead of an exercise of a mere opinion.
  5. It evolves from a genuine desire to know not only “what” but also “how much”
    rather than a desire to prove something.
27
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is a process of acquiring detailed information of all the areas
of business and using such information in maximizing the sales and profit of the
business. Such a study helps companies determine which product/service is most
profitable or in demand.

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business research

28
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is a field of practical study in which a company obtains data
and analyzes the same to manage the company better. Executives and managers who
use business research methods can better understand their company, the position it
holds in the market, and how to improve that position.

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business research

29
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is a systematic and objective inquiry that provides information
to guide managerial decisions, which are arrived at through a process of planning,
acquiring, analyzing, and disseminating relevant data to decision-makers in ways that
mobilize the organization to take appropriate actions to maximize business
performance.

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business research

30
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