Research & Its Importance
the systematic study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions
What is research?
Research follows stringent procedures to find out the answers to questions that are relevant and appropriate in nature.
What is Rigorous?
All observations and data collected must not be changed in any way to agree with the wants of the researchers.
What is Objectivity?
It elaborates or expands the findings of one method with another method
What is Sequential?
Qualitative research focuses on studying its subject in a normal setting.
What is Natural Inquiry?
finding solutions to actual problems
Research must be totally based on hard evidence gathered from observations and real-life experiences.
What is Empirical?
is a criminal act for anyone to plagiarize.
What is respect for Intellectual Property?
It asks open-ended questions to extract meanings, perceptions, and interpretations.
What is Qualitative Research?
a qualitative approach that allows primary research findings to be derived from the most dominant and significant themes being observed in society.
To gain broader understanding of a particular problem or phenomenon
What is Basic Research?
Research follows a step-by-step procedure to answer research questions.
What is Systematic?
All researchers must present information on data, results, research methods and procedures, and status of work. Researchers must not falsify and distort the data to deceive the public.
What is Honesty?
It makes use of statistics in the collection, analysis, and interpretation of numerical data.
What is Quantitative Research?
Researchers may continue to conduct research on new objectives or questions that emerged during the research process.
What is Flexible Research Design?
It helps us understand the world better.
It allows us to find answers to problems.
It enables us to evaluate our answers to different problems.
What are the importance of Research?
Identify study area, choose topic, plans and methodology
What is the Phase 1 of the Research Process?
Careful in evaluating their own work.
What is Prudence?
Exploring the Relationship Between Social Media and Mental Health in Grade 11 Students
Analyzing the Impact of Technology on Grade 11 Students' Social Interactions
Evaluating the Influence of Parental Engagement on Grade 11 Students' Academic Performance
What are examples of Qualitative Research?
Complete neutrality to avoid bias is hard to achieve. Most of the time, data can be affected by the researcher’s opinion and personal experiences.
What is a weakness in Qualitative Research?
A study on effective teaching methods
for children under 5 years old
What is an example of Basic Research?
Written Content, Writing Conclusion, Sharing Publication
What is the Phase 3 of the Research Process?
Researchers must avoid inequality against any form
What is Anti-discrimination?
The Role of Social Support in Mental Health Outcomes
The effect of mindfulness meditation on stress levels in college students.
Learning Outcomes in Blended vs. Traditional Classrooms: A Comparative Analysis
What are some examples of Quantitative Research?
The results of the research must not be affected by the perception or personal experiences of the researcher.
What is Emphatic Neutrality?