Know your content
What does SMART goal mean
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Relevant
Time bound
This term refers to a research method, result and/or data analysis that is influenced by a particular point of view or attitude
Bias
What is the first step in the research process?
Creating a hypothesis or question
I am qualitative and can get a more detailed perspective, however there are disadvantages if structured as it may be restrictive, and is unstructured, it can be hard to compare
interview
What are the sources of data?
individuals, groups, print and digital
What is a need AND a want
Needs are things that are vital to sustain life
Wants are preferences or desires
This term is a statement either for or against a topic or issue. It is usually based on observation or a problem, and it can be proven right or wrong by research.
hypothesis
Im a research stage where you formulate a proposal, select appropriate sampling methods and create a timeline
planning stage
I'm quantitative and can get a snap shot of a population
questionnaire
What is the purpose of research?
Increase knowledge and understanding, educate others, inform practice
What does SHESEAS stand for
Safety and security
Health
Education
Sense of identity
Employment
Adequate
Standard of living
What term refers to the consistency of research methods which, if used by different researchers under the same conditions, will yield similar results?
Reliability
recording actions and proposing solutions to research issues is included in what
project diary
I can be hard to present in findings as there can be unlimited answers and it has to be specific
open ended question
What are the 5 research methods?
case study, questionnaire, literature review, observation, interview
What are Maslows hierarchy of needs
(Original Hierarchy)
Physiological, Safety, Social, Esteem, Self Actualisation
What term refers to a small amount or part of something, which is intended to represent a larger amount or the whole. It refers to the group of people that you select to be involved in your research?
Sample
present your findings, analyse results, and drawing conclusions is what research stage
interpreting research
You can be a participant or non participant in this method when you record the behaviour of participants
observation
What are the types of data collected from individuals and groups?
primary, secondary, quantitative, qualitative
What does SPEECS mean
Social
Physical
Emotional
Economic
Cultural
Spiritual
What methodology allows researchers to obtain numerical or statistical data in relation to their research question or hypothesis?
Quantitative
accessing sources of data and collecting and recording data is what research process
conducting research
I collect data from interviews, secondary data and observations of a specific group of people or individual
Case study
What are the sampling methods?
systematic, random, convenience, cluster, stratified