Variables Flashcards
The topic must not have been used ORIGINAL by many researchers
Novelty
Since this is practical research, it is suggested that you think of study
Availability of Subjects
Refers to the aid or assistance that can be solicited from the school or extended by the community
Administrative Support
Devices such as computers, telephones, wifi etc.
Availability and Adequacy o of Facilities and Equipment
Ensure that all activities to be undertaken are acceptable and are done in accordance with what is legal and morally right
Ethical Considerations
Constitute the researcher’s knowledge, expertise, and experience in order for him/her to cope with the research demands
Experience Training and Professional Qualifications
These are essential attitudes that bring anticipated satisfaction, completion of research or enjoyment in the tasks
Motivation, Interest, Intellectual Curiosity and Perceptiveness of the Researcher
Considers the fact that studies must be pursued in a given time frame
Time Factor
The amount of funding necessary, depends on the size of the sample, the place where the research is to be conducted, the research design, and the treatment of data.
Cost and Return
Hazards, penalties and Handicap Social and intellectual capacity and moral judgment
Hazards, penalties and Handicaps
-designed to produce results that expand knowledge about particular phenomenon
-a type of research that answers questions such as what, why, and how
-may not have immediate commercial applications
-may not necessarily solve a practical problem
Basic Research
-aims to solve specific societal or environmental problems
-knowledge generated has a specific commercial value
-main goal of an applied research is to discover a solution to a practical problem
Applied Research
The answer to these questions will determine the difference between a basic research and an applied research.
Is the research conducted to contribute to the body of knowledge?
Is it in response to a societal problem?
Both types of research follow the same steps of scientific inquiry to arrive at conclusions.
Basic and Applied Research
•Theoretical
•For the expansion of knowledge
Examples:
Genetic diversity
Ecological patterns
Biodiversity studies
Host-parasite interactions
Characterization of organisms Chemical-structure elucidation
Phylogenetic study of organisms Determination of ecological factors
Basic Research (vs)
•Practical
•For the betterment of the quality of life
Examples:
Vaccine development
Alternative energy sources
Biomaterials characterization
Identification of antibacterials
Development of diagnostic kits
Low-cost instrumentation development Production of genetically modified organisms
Applied Research (vs)