Practical research

• Activity of yours that really pushes you to continue searching.

  Research
• Forming an over-all understanding of the material

  STAGE 3: writing the review
• Direct you to the location of other source

  General references
• Report of presents a person own experience

  Primary sources
• Report or describe other people experience or worldview

  Secondary sources
• Where you devoted much of your time in looking for sources of knowledge, data or information to answer your research questions

  STAGE 1: search for the literature
• Reading, understanding or making the mean materials meaningful to your

  STAGE 2: reading the source material
• Only the most important ideas making the text short

  Summary
• Explaining through own words

  paraphrase
• Not exceeding 40 words

  Short direct quotation
• 40 up to 100 words

  Long direct quotation
• give meaning to some national and world issues

  Conceptual review
• Focuses on theories or hypothesis

  Critical review
• Makes the researcher deal with the latest research studies in the subject

  State-of-the-art review
• Encourage well known expert to the rrl because of the influence of a certain ideology paradigm and beliefs on him/her

  Expert review
• Prepare a situation for a future research work

  Scoping review
• Beginning portion of the work that identifies individuals who have contribute on the paper

  Acknowledgement
• Complete list of all reading materials

  References or bibliography
• References within the main body of the text

  Citation or in text citation
• Referring to the author whose ideas appear in your work

  Integral citation
• Stress is in the information

  Non integral citation
• Year

  Apa / american psychological association
• Page

  Mla / modern language association
• Year and page

  Cms / chicago manual style
• Give an expanded or new understanding of an existing work

  Traditional review of literature
• Data gathering technique that makes you verbally ask the subjects or respondents question face to face situation

  Interview
• Request you to use an interview schedule or a list of question answerables with one and only item from a set of alternative responses

  Structure interview
• The respondents answer the question based on what they personally think and feel about it

  Unstructured interview
• Characteristic of the first two types are found in this third types of interview

  Semi structured interview
• Only one respondents is interviewed

  Individual interview
• You ask the question not to one person but to the group of people at the same time

  Group interview
• Online interview

  Mediated interview
• A paper contains list of questions

  Questionnaire
• Goes to the respondents through apostle service or electronic mail

  Postal questionnaire
• Makes you act as the interviewer and the interviewer at the same time

  Self administered questionnaire
• Process are understanding data or known fact or assumptions serving as the basis of any claims or conclusions you have about something, you go through coding and collating

  Data analysis
• Act of using symbols like letters or words to represent arbitrary or subjective data

  Coding
• Way of bringing together the coded data

  Collating
• To name this table of responses that consists of tables of cases and their associated variables

  Data matrix
• Shows measurements of variables or factor for a set of cases and respondents

  Profile matrix