PRACTICAL RESEARCH Flashcards
what is the word research made of?
RE AND SEARCH
prefix RE
AGAIN
word sEARCH
TO LOOK FOR SOMETHING
to look for soemthing again
RESEARCH
systematic and organized process of collecting organizing analyzing and interpreting data to find answsers to peoples queiries
RESEARCH
aims of research
VERIFICATION OF EXISTING KNOWLEDGE
ACQUISITION OF NEW KNOWLEDGE
APPLICATION OF NEW KNOWLEDGE
ADVANCEMENT OF THE RESEARCHERS EXPERTISE
function of research
EXPLORATION
DESCRIPTION
EXPLANATION
significance of research
- TO GATHER NECESSARY INFORMATION
- TO MAKE CHANGES
- TO IMPROVE THE STANDARD OF LIVING
- FOR A SAFER LIFE
- TO KNOW THE TRUTH
- TO EXPLORE OUR HISTORY
- TO UNDERSTAND ARTS
employs methods with the characteristics observed from the respondents with minimal to no use of statistics analysis
QUALITTATIVE
frree in form
QUALITITATIVE
structured medthodological cant skip step by step
QUANTITATIVE
created by theory approbved
LAW
based on direct experience or actual observation of the researcher
REALISITC
based on valid , definite principles , frameworks and procedures
LOGICAL
starts with a problem and ends with another
CYCLICAL
utilizes proven analytical procedures in gathering the data wheter hisotrical descriptive expermental and case study
ANALYTICAL
must be free from bias and alteration to favor a certain hypothesis
OBJECTIVE
exhibits careful and precise judgement
CRITICAL
the research desigm can be replicated or repeated to enable the reasearcher arrive conclusive results
REPLICABLE
recognizing and defining the issue or topic
IDENTIFYING RESEARCH PROBLEM
teacher notices that students in their classroom are struggling with particular math concept despite various teaching method
IDENTFYING RESEARCH PROBLEM
researcher surveys exisitng studies and literature to avoid redunduancy
REVIEWING THE LITERATURE OF THE PROBLEM
before trying a new study , a medical researcher first checks a review of published paper similar to treatment
REVIEWING THE LITERATURE OF THE PROBLEM
researchers formulate hypothesis or predictions
FORMULATING HYPOTHEISS
a biologist hypothesizes that increased exposure to sunlight will lead to higher rates of photosynthesis in plants
FORMULATING HYPOTHESES
researchers gather data through various methods, such as , experiment, surveys , observation
COLLECTING AND ORGANIZING DATA
a market researcher collect data through surveys to understand customer preferences for a new product
COLLECTING AND ORGANIZING DATA
applying statistical or qualitive techniques to the collected data to test the formulated hypothesis
ANALYZING DATA AND TESTING HYPOTHESES
sociologist analyzes survey data to determine the relation between income level and voting behavior
ANALYZING DATA AND TESTING HYPOTHESES
interpret the analyzed data to meaningful insights and conclusions
INTERPRETING DATA
economist interpret the result of a study on the effects of minimum wage increases on employemnt rates
INTERPRETING DATA
researchers communication through written reports or publications
REPORTING DATA
a team of scientific publish paper detailing the discovery of new marine life
REPORTING DATA
defined as process of applying moral standards and principles in any undertaking
ETHICS
defined as methodology or perspective in making sound and right decisiions
ETHICS IN CONCEPT OF RESEARCH
a researcher studying the differences of a new teaching method for improving reading skills in primary school schildren
REALISTIC
a scientist investigating the relationship between temperature and plant growth
LOGICAL
social scientist studying consumer behavior and adjusts
CYCLICAL
an economist analyizng the impacts of government policies on inflation rates BY REFERRING TO HISTORICAL DATA
ANALYTICAL
free from personal and unbiased
OBJECTIVE
examines multiple perspectives before considering
CRITICAL
replicated results
REPLICATABLE
a researcher truthfukl reports all findings and sincere
HONESTY
journalist presernt s imformation impartially allowing readers to have thir own pinions
OBJECTIVITY
sciwentist refuse to manipulate data even no one watching
INTEGRITY
follows safteyh protovols
CAREFULNESS
transparencyt and shares data to all
OPENNESS
writer cites sources
RESPECT FOR INTELECTUAL PROPERTY
prioritizing public health
SOCIAL LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY
ensures reliability
TRUSTWOTHINESS
welfare guidelines to animals
ANIMAL RIGHTS
protects participants identitites
HUMAN RIGHTS
data analyst encrypts personal info
DATA PRIVACY
professor investigates all plagiaris allegations
SCIENTIFIC MISCONDUCT
