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• Data collection


  The process of gathering data in an objective and unbiased manner
• Content analysis


  A suitable technique for analyzing qualitative data
• Quantitative data


  Type of data represented by numerical values or measurements
• Qualitative data


  Type of data that uses words, images, or descriptions to convey information
• Analyzing the data


  The first step in data gathering and analysis
• Analyzing the information


  The first step in forming a logical conclusion
• Characteristic of a logical conclusion


  • Conclusion is a section in the research paper that focuses on providing a comprehensive summary of the findings and points out what was learned from the study
• Recommendations section


  In a research paper, it gives the researcher the chance to give suggestions to matters for the improvement of the research study
• Characteristics of recommendations


  • Supporting materials should be included in the appendices of a research report
  • Conclusion should be included in the executive summary of a research report
  • Limitations of the study should not be included in the abstract of a research report
• Recommended order of sections in a research report


  Introduction, methodology, results, conclusion, references
• Individual Interview


  A conversation between the interviewer and the interviewee to gather relevant information using prepared questions
• Questionnaires


  Series of questions and other prompts for the purpose of gathering information from respondents
• Observation


  Deals with an actual encounter with respondent particular activities of the day
• Surveys


  Can be open or closed-ended questions
• Themes


  A process of converting a multitude of data into a smaller group of sensible data
• Scope and Limitations of the Study


  Shows the scope of the study and all the limitations which the research does not cover
• Presentation, Analysis


  Where you present your interpretation of data as the basis of your Summary of Findings
• Method and Procedures


  In this part you narrate the process you perform in the study which leads to the findings
• Definition of Terms


  It will give the readers the terms used in the research
• A revised research report should incorporate the suggestions and recommendations of panelists
• The panelists feedback should be taken into consideration when revising research report, It is important to address all the panelists suggestions and recommendations in a revised research report
• A revised research report should include any changes based on the panels' feedback if it conflicts with the author's original work
• Panelists feedback on a research report is valuable in improving the quality of the report
• The researchers of a research report should seek clarification from panelists on their suggestions and recommendations
• A revised research report should include changes that the author disagrees with
• It is necessary to properly acknowledge the panelists' contributions in a revised research report
• Panelists' feedback is useful tor minor and major revisions to a research report
• A revised research report that incorporates the suggestions and recommendations of panelists is likely to be of higher quality than the original report
• 1. test study


  Comparing the heights of two groups
• Correlation analysis in research


  To examine the relationship between two continuous variables
• 1. value


  Signifies the probability of observing the data if the null hypothesis
• Inferential statistics


  Used to estimate the population parameters based on sample data
• The primary purpose of presenting research at academic conferences


  To engage with other researchers and receive feedback on your work
• The role of press releases in sharing research findings


  To summarize key findings in a concise and accessible format for the media
• Open-access publishing


  Allows anyone to freely access and use research articles
• Creating a lay summary of your research


  To translate complex research findings into language that is easily understood by non-experts
• Ethical considerations researchers should keep in mind when sharing their research findings


  • Providing accurate and transparent information about the research methods and findings
• Limitations in a research report


  To provide a context for interpreting the results and conclusions