research

• TO GO ABOUT SEEKING

  RECHERCHE
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  re
• search

  find
• denote that we want to look for some new

  information about something
• It is a systematic investigation that requires data collection, analysis, and interpretation using appropriate methodologies

  RESEARCH
• involves non-numerical data, such as opinions and literature. Enables us to gather participants experience

  Qualitative research
• The first page of the paper. This includes the name of the paper, the authors, and all the necessary information for a reader to identify the content of the paper

  title page
• you vary the room temperature by making it cooler for half the participants, and warmer for the other half

  independent variable
• u measure the math skills of all participants using a standardized test and check whether they differ based on room temperature

  dependent variable
• summarizes the contents of the research

  abstract
• It is composed of 300 words or less, and discusses the important aspects of paper such; the purpose of the study, basic design used, and the findings or results of the study

  abstract
• is first things you need to write in your research

  introduction
• It is where you mention your specific topic from a general standpoint.

  introduction
• Stating a a piece of short background information about your research by citing existing studies.

  introduction
• It refers to the contribution to and impact of the study on a research field

  significance of the study
• The significance also signals who benefits from the research findings

  significance of the study
• Identifies the problems or questions that your research would like to answer or provebased on the data that will be gathered

  statement of the problem
• states what your research may find out

  hypothesis
• It may indicate predictions on the different or opposite outcomes of the research as it is based on the existing studies

  hypothesis
• It must be testable which you can support or prove wrong based on the gathered data.

  hypothesis
• A prediction that there is no significant change, effect, or relationship between variables

  HYPOTHESIS
• ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS (Ha)


  A prediction that there is significant change, effect, or relationship between variables.
• will dictate the extent of how deep you willexplore the research questions, focus andprovide a clear understanding of what willbe investigated.

  scope
• explains the aspects that are going to be excluded.

  delimitations
• It describes the boundaries that are set in the study

  delimitations
• is an understanding of theories that are relevant to the topic of the research paper and that relate to the broader areas of knowledge being considered

  theoretical framework
• it shows the relationship of the variables and helps you to inform the rest of the design.

  conceptual framework
• It helps to develop realistic

  questions, select appropriate methods

  conceptual framework
• a way of explaining how a researcher intends to carry out their research

  research methodology
• It's a logical, systematic plan to resolve a research problem

  research methodology
• A methodology details a researcher's approach to the research to ensure reliable, valid results that address their aims and objectives.

  research methodology
• is a subgroup from the population that is created based on research.

  subpopulation
• is selected from the population or the subpopulation

  sample
• samples are participants that can be studied most easily, cheaply, or quickly

  convenience
• population/participants

  subpopulation
• population/participants

  subpopulation, sample, convenience
• refers to how the participants of your study are selected

  SAMPLING DESIGN
• It refers to the technique or the procedure the researcher would adopt in selecting items for the sample.

  sampling design
• refers to the tools you will use in your research to collect data.

  instruments
• It usually determined by the researcher and is tied to the study methodology

  instruments