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Cards (23)

  • What is the title of the module discussed in the study material?
    Introduction to Research
  • What does Apfeldof (2018) define as invention?

    Invention is the creation of something new.
  • What is the purpose of obtaining a patent for an invention?

    A patent ensures that the object created is the inventor's idea and cannot be taken by others.
  • How does innovation differ from invention according to Apfeldof (2018)?

    Innovation refers to improvements made to something already established.
  • What does the term 'innovatus' mean?

    'Innovatus' means 'to renew'.
  • What is an example of an invention and its subsequent innovation mentioned in the study material?

    The Karaoke Sing Along System machine and its innovation into the video karaoke machine.
  • What are the key differences between invention and innovation as outlined in the study material?
    • Invention: Creating a new idea or something never made before
    • Innovation: Improving an idea to give value and meet society's needs
    • Invention requires scientific skills; innovation requires marketing and strategic skills
  • What is the definition of research according to Calmorin and Calmorin (2007)?

    Research is a scientific investigation of phenomena, including collection, presentation, analysis, and interpretation of facts.
  • How does Sanches (2002) define research?

    Research is a continuous discovery and exploration of the unknown.
  • What does Parel (1966) say about research?

    Research is a systematic study or investigation of something to answer questions posed by the researcher.
  • According to Kerlinger (1986), what is research?

    Research is a systematic, controlled, empirical, and critical investigation of hypothetical propositions about natural phenomena.
  • What are the characteristics of research as outlined in the study material?

    • Empirical: Based on firsthand experiences and observations
    • Logical: Systematic investigation
    • Cyclical: Starts and ends with a problem
    • Analytical: Uses proven systematic procedures
    • Replicable: Design can be replicated for validation
    • Critical: Exhibits careful and precise judgments
    • Methodical: Based on valid procedures and principles
  • What is the main purpose of research according to Leann Zarah (2021)?

    The main purpose of research is to inform action, prove a theory, and contribute to developing knowledge in a field of study.
  • What does Mary-Louise Kearney state about knowledge generated by research?

    Knowledge generated by research is the basis of sustainable development.
  • According to Crawford (1995), what is research considered to be?

    Research is a verified approach of thinking and employing legalized instruments to obtain solutions to problems.
  • What are some of the importance of research as presented by Cuevas (2010)?

    • Corrects and expands perceptions
    • Gathers information on subjects with little knowledge
    • Develops and evaluates concepts, practices, and theories
    • Obtains knowledge for practical purposes
    • Provides hard facts for planning and decision-making
    • Encourages curiosity and opens new ideas
    • Advances technology
    • Makes human work easier and faster
  • What is the nature of research?

    Research is a systematic investigation of phenomena.
  • What does the term 'cyclical' mean in the context of research characteristics?

    'Cyclical' means that research starts with a problem and ends with a problem.
  • What does 'replicable' mean in the context of research characteristics?

    'Replicable' means that the research design can be replicated for validation of results.
  • What does 'methodical' mean in the context of research characteristics?

    'Methodical' means that research is based on valid procedures and principles.
  • What does 'critical' mean in the context of research characteristics?

    'Critical' means that research exhibits careful and precise judgments.
  • What does 'analytical' mean in the context of research characteristics?

    'Analytical' means that the research uses proven systematic procedures.
  • What does 'logical' mean in the context of research characteristics?

    'Logical' means that scientific investigation is done systematically.