Research Slide 2 Flashcards

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Science Definition

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methodological and systematic approach to acquisition of new knowledge

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Scientific Method

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overarching perspective on how scientific investigations should be taken. complete set of principles and methods that help researchers in all scientific disciplines obtain valid results for research studies

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Scientific Research Goals (3)

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  • understand
  • explain
  • predict
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Scientific Method Elements (8)

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  • empirical approach (evidence-based. data derived from direct observation and experimentation)
  • observation (awareness of real world in which we exist)
  • questions (making answerable question from research idea)
  • hypotheses (attempt to explain phenomena, seeks to explain relationships, predict, must be falsifiable)
  • experiments (measuring phenomena, collecting reliable data used for analysis and evaluation)
  • analysis (use of qualitative/quantitative tools and techniques to process data)
  • conclusion (use analysis as a basis to support or refute hypotheses)
  • replication (ensure same results are achieved with different participants)
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Research Projects Categorized by…

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- purpose 
basic research
applied research 
-method
deductive research 
inductive research
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Basic Research

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research intended to advanced theoretical conceptualizations about a topic, enhances basic knowledge of physical, biological, psychological and social world. conducted to satisfy curiosity.

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Applied Research

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research that has immediate relevance, can form decision making about practical problems. uses basic research for solving practical problems

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Deductive and Inductive Research

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  • reasoning from general premises known to more specific certain conditions.
  • reasoning from specific cases to more general but uncertain
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Applied and Basic/Pure Relationship

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pure research generates new ideas, which are used to create new inventions in applied research

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