Research 1
Systematic investigation aimed at discovering new knowledge, often presented in a paper.
What is research?
Used to track the source of your information and is often cited in academic work.
What is a reference?
Guideline that ensures researchers conduct studies responsibly and with integrity.
What is research ethics?
Researchers create this to test a hypothesis and is repeatable to be valid.
What is an experiment?
Refers to the ability to measure and test hypotheses through empirical research
What is testability?
A term refers to the factor or condition that is intentionally manipulated by the researcher to observe its effects
What is an independent variable?
Found in libraries and archives, it can be printed or digital, and contains information you seek
What is a journal?
Honesty, objectivity, integrity, openness, and respondents protection
What is ethical principles?
A tool used to collect primary data through questions from a large sample size, and can be in paper or digital format.
What is a questionnaire?
A principle that suggests that we should prefer simpler explanations and solutions over more complex ones, all other things being equal.
What is Parsimony?
The expected results or benefits of the study to participants.
What is the research objective?
Research findings that are published, that goes through a process where other experts in the field evaluate and critique the work.
What is peer review ?
Representing thoughts, ideas and words of others as one's own
What is Plagiarism?
This document outlines the goals, methods, and significance of a study before it begins
What is a research proposal?
Represents the findings and implications of a research study, often found at the end of a paper.
The state or quality of being true even outside of a subject's individual feelings, imaginings, or interpretations
What is objectivity?
A tool helps you find information on the internet but isn’t a physical object
What is a search engine?
What obtains signed non-disclosure, restricts access to ID, and reveals only with written consent?
What is participant confidentiality?
Research where data is collected through surveys, interviews, or observations.
What is Qualitative Research?
Conducted to find practical solutions to specific problems, this type of research often results in a tangible outcome or product.
What is Applied Research?
When research findings are published, they often go through a process where other experts in the field evaluate and critique the work.
What is a peer review?
Objective, reliable data for decision-making, that establishes crucial relationships between variables, and generalizes findings to a larger group population.
What is the Quantitative Research?
Padded invoices, breaking confidentiality, and avoiding legal liabilities.
What is types of ethical violations?
The summary of research that provides an overview of the study’s aims, methods, and results.
What is an abstract?
An organized collection of scholarly articles and publications on a specific topic, often used as a resource in research.
What is a literature Review?