Research

• Research 


  means to search again, also known as investigation/experimentation
• Cresswell(2013)


  Research is a systematic and objective of creation of knowledge
• Dempsey and dempsey


  Research is an orderly process of inquiry that involves purposeful and systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of data to gain new knowledge to verify already existing knowledge
• Saunders(2009)


  Research is something that people undertake in order to find out things in systematic way, therefore increasing their knowledge
• Bajpai, 2011


  A systematic and scientific procedure of data collection, compilation, analysis, interpretation, and implication pertaining to any problems
• Moore(2009)


  According to him there are five things were considering when doing a research work

  •Never choose a topic that is out a personal interest

  •never used needless words

  •keep thoughts intact

  •don't let fail your distract you •always consult the opinion of other people
• Concept


  Term that abstractly describes and names and objects, a phenomenon, or an idea
• Theory 


  Organize a body of concepts and principles intended to explain a particular phenomenon
• Variables 


  Are any quality of a person, group subject, event, condition, or situation that varies or takes on different values
• Hypothesis 


  Logical supposition, a reasonable guess, and educated conjectured,

  provides a tentative explanation under investigation
• Sampling


  Process of selecting participants who are representatives of a larger population
• Qualitative


  Exploring and understanding the meaning of individuals or groups ascribe

  non-numerical, based on words, feelings, and emotions
• Quantitative 


  A method that focuses on numbers objective hard data. It proves hypothesis by statistics/statistical analysis and scientific method
• Mixed Method


  Collecting both quantitative and qualitative data, integrating two forms of data output
• Specific


  -Be able to communicate the specific inquiry or question that needs to be answered

  -maintain its focus
• Measureable

  • Epistemological aspect of the state of being objectively observable
  • contains specific proven research and cites all the research sources and related literature
• Attainable

  • Should be easily answered or achieved when the appropriate procedures are performed
  • must provide a thesis statement
  • isn't based on an existing body of knowledge
• Realistic 


  Should do so based on valid evidence from dependable sources possibility of being carried out should always be observed

  • objective
  • valid evidence
• Time-Bound


  • Attained within the set frame
  • Time is an important factor in the research work
  • Should be narrowed enough to be attained within the set time frame
• Methodology 


  Section of the research that focuses only on results that are related to the research or problem
• Abstract 


  Descriptive informative that lets reader search for an article
• Why?


  Introduction
• How?


  Methods
• What?


  Results
• References


  Materials the author cited when writing the research paper
• So What?


  Discussion/Conclusion
• Researcher


  Effectively communicate valuable resorts
• Readers


  To trust and make use of these facts and findings
• Fact


  Verifiable Statement

  • Can be proven objectively
• Opinion


  Personal Judgement

  Statement that cannot be proven

  • Point of view of a person
• Assertion


  A statement that most people believe but cannot be proven

  • Make a declaration
  • Half-opinion Half-declaration
• Commonplace Assertion


  • half-baked opinion
  • stereotypes
  • oversimplication/prejudice
• Information 


  Facts, Details, Data, Knowledge, Figures, Statistics