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Module 1: Introduction to Research Flashcards

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it is the systematic, controlled, empirical and critical investigation of natural phenomena that is guided by theory and hypothesis about the presumed relations among such phenomena

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Research

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it is defined as the multiple, systematic strategies to generate knowledge about human behavior, experience and environment

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Research

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What are the 4 criteria of Research

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  • Logical
  • Understandable
  • Confirmable
  • Useful
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what is the heart of a research

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methodology

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5
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What does the occupational science study

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Form
Function
Meaning

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What does Experimental-type design mean

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It is trial and error research to identify the cause and effect

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What does Naturalistic Inquiry mean

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a wide range research that focus on understanding and interpreting human experience within the context where experience occurs

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What are the three thought and action processes of research

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Inductive
Abductive
Deductive

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means that there are no priori acceptance of truth “exists”

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Inductive/Abductive

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10
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Inductive = theory is \_\_\_\_\_
Deductive = theory is \_\_\_\_
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Developed

Tested

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Inductive = perspective is \_\_\_\_
Deductive = perspective is \_\_\_
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Holistic

Atomistic

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Inductive or Deductive?

Concepts are developed based on repetition of patterns

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Inductive

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Inductive or Deductive?

Concepts are tested based on application to discrete phenomena

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Deductive

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Ind/Ded?

Alternative conclusions can be drawn from data

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Inductive

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Ind/Ded?

One set of conclusions is accepted as true

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Deductive

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specific to general idea

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Inductive

17
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general to specific idea

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Deductive

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It explains the phenomena addressed in practice and provides a rationale for practice

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Theory

19
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where you generate clinical practices addressed by theory and research

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Practice

20
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What are the 2 research methods

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Quali

Quanti

21
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What are the research designs? (7)

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-Experimental
-Quasi-experimental
Single subject design
-field studies
-naturalistic observation
-surveys
psychometric studies

22
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3 research purposes

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  • basic
  • Applied
  • Transformative
23
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Research purpose that emphasizes the importance of value-free science
purpose is to inform practice, laws and policies

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basic

24
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Research purpose that seeks to solve practical problem

*Clinical

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Applied

25
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Research purpose that is designed to bring about change in some practical situations

  • done to enable groups who are marginalized and oppressed
  • Action researches
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Transformative

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Research method that aims to discover natural laws that enables prediction or control of events

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Quanti

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research method that aims to understand social life and describe how people construct social meaning

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Quali

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What are the 8 steps of research process based on kielhofner

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  1. Review literature
  2. Identify research question
  3. Design the study
  4. Write the Research plan/proposal
  5. Obtain ethical approval
  6. Implement study and collect data
  7. Interpret data
  8. Disseminate findings
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What are the 5 steps of research process based on Portney & Watkins

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  1. Identify research question
  2. Design the study
  3. Methods
  4. Data Analysis
  5. Communication
30
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What are the four research roles

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producer
collaborator
consumer
advocate

31
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Research role where you are doer of research

  • can be academic, practitioners, researchers/students
  • leads investigations and develop team
  • generates published papers, conferences, presentations and books
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Research producer

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role where you become the subjects/participant

  • you refer and screen clients for studies
  • collects data and implement services
  • serves on the advisory board of a research grant
  • role where you help investigators negotiate the politics and administrative process of research
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Research collaborator

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Role where you apply the research into practice
you are part of being a reflective practitioner
-role where you are able to critically appraise an article

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Research consumer

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role where you provide momentum and support for research

  • you are involved in an association
  • policymakers/legislator
  • donates money and encourages colleague involved in the research
  • responding to agency invitations to comment on research priorities
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Research Advocates

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