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    • Research
      Collecting data and information, learning and finding new things. It is also an advanced knowledge which follows a systematic process of collecting and analyzing information in order to understand more the phenomena under study.
    • Thesis
      A dissertation embodying results of original research and especially substantiating a specific view; especially: one written by a candidate for an academic degree.
    • Jargons
      A specialized language used by a specific group of people. When a jargon is used to confuse or mislead, it is considered negative; however, it is appropriate when carried out within a specific profession or area of study.
    • elements of research
      1. title
      2. table of contents
      3. abstract
      4. introduction
      5. methodology
      6. results and discussions
      7. conclusion
      8. references
    • Environment or sector
      this involves describing the context or environment in which the concept operates or is commonly found
    • Etymology
      This involves tracing the origin and historical development of the word or concept being defined
    • Evoking the senses
      Involves appealing to the reader senses to create a vivid and engaging description of the concept
    • Examples or anecdotes
      Can help clarify the definition and illustrate how the concept is applied in real world situations
    • Historical references
      Involves referencing historical events figures or movements relevant to the concept being defined
    • Listing and describing of parts
      Involves breaking down the subject into its constituent parts and describing each part in detail
    • Negation
      Involves explaining what the concept is not to further clarify its boundaries and distinguish it from related concept
    • Ramifications
      This involves discussing the consequences or implications of the concept being defined
    • Technical definition
      Refers to the definition of a word as used in a particular field like science law or engineering
    • Operational definition
      It is a result of the process of operationalization and it is used to define something in terms of process
    • Expanded definition
      a type of technical definition that is used when a certain word or paste is to be explained with much detail or to be defined in a particular context or situation
    • Technical definition
      The meaning of the word is associated with the field or area of study
    • Operational definition
      It is the process of defining a word of how it is used in a sentence or using context clues
    • Extended definition
      Expanded definition is also called
    • Technical definition
      Definition of terms are found in the dictionary. ostly refers to the aspect of explaining or describing any terminology
    • Operational definition
      This may include the various attempts to define or explain a certain process and its properties including but not limited to the characterization of the event itself
    • Formal definition
      A precise and specific description of a term or concept using language that is clear and unambiguous and often technical
    • Formal definition
      It aims to provide the comprehensive understanding of the term or concept by outlining its essential attributes characteristics and boundaries
    • Formal definition
      Are commonly used in academic disciplines technical fields and areas of study where precision and clarity are crucial
    • Term or concept
      Is stated explicitly at the beginning of the definition
    •  Genus and differentia
      The definition typically places the term within a broader category and specifies the unique features or characteristics that distinguish it from other members of that category
    •  Attributes or characteristics
      Formal definitions often list and describe the essential attributes properties or components of the term or concept
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