WEEK 2: Aims and hypotheses Flashcards

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What needs to be established before conducting research?
What does new research have to be able to do?

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Before conducting research, a sense of direction needs to be established so that the research has purpose and is able to build and expand upon what is already known about a certain topic.

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Descriptive or explanatory studies

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Detail
Characteristics
Example: Case studies

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Evaluation or outcome studies
Definition?
What does this study not do?
What kind of objectives?

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Test the effectiveness of an intervention
See if the intervention has had the intended effect
This type of study is not for theory development, it is for empirical objectives

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Meta analytic studies
Definition?
Is a meta analytic study the same as a review study? why?

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Statistically summarising and analysing results from a range of studies from a certain topic

Meta analytic studies are not the same as review studies as it is done in a more systematic and structured way

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Conditions for writing a research aim
What does it need to include?
What dto things does it need to explain?

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Cleary stated with rationale
Explain the relevance of research, and what is already known

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What is a hypothesis?

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A hypothesis is a prediction
It serves as a basis for further investigation

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Hypo-deductive method

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Deduces a test of a hypothesis

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