Practical Research Possible Answers

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fundamental or pure research

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Basic or Pure Researcg

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Designed to solve practical problems

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Applied Research

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when Something is not well defined, qualitative methods are helpful

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Exploration

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When complicated problems can be quantified, need to describe the complexitiy quali research

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Complexity

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It comes from Observing and collecting data in person

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Context

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Need to explain linkages or mechasims that cause things

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Explanation

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Helps uncover the right things to measure

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Measures do not fit the problem well

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An emergent design

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Qualitative research

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Also known as research project

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Research title

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Capsulizes the main thought or idea of the whole research

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Research title

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Must be clear concise specific

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Research title

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Quite common in social science research papers

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Subtitle

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you are interested about the topic

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Interest in the subject matter

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Avoid highly opinionated topics

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Controversial topics must avoid

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Specialized periodicals in diff fields

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Professional periodicals

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Includes a review of the area being research

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Background of the study

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Shows succinctly the need for qualitative research on an individual

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Intent or purpose

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Truth value

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Credibility

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In depth decription

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Validity

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Applicability of one set of findings to another context

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Transferability

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Researches attempt to account for changing conditions

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Dependability

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Do the data help confirm the general findings and lead to the implications

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Conformability

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Provides enough specifics

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Clear

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Narrow enough

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Focused

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Expressed in fewest possible words

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Concise

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Not answerable with a simple yes or no

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Complex

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Potential answers are open to debate

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Arguable

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Serve to narrow purpose of the study

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Research questions

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Inform the reader what information is included

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The scope and delimitation

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Contains explanation of what information and followed by explanation of the limitation of the research

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Scope of study

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Description of the scope of the study. Explain why definite aspects were chosen

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Delimitation of study

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Identifies potential weaknesses of the study

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Limitation of study

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answers why and how

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Significance of the study

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persons , or other legal entity that researches target to benefit directly or indirectly

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Beneficiaries of the study

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Brief declaration that such study is very important and necessary

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Significance of the study

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Brief piece of writing that usually comes at the beginning to explain the problem

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Problem statement

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Opening paragraph that gives specific details on other essential elements

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General problem

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Stated as questions, anchored all the general problem

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Specific problems

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Those which answers yes or no should be avoided

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Non researchable questions

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Introduces and describes the theory that explains why the research problem under study exist

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Theoretical Framework

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Summarizes the mental image of themes and patterns that are emerging from the data

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Conceptual Framework

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Realistic expectation which is something we believe to be true

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Assumptions of the study

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Setting the parameters or boundaries of how certain "terms" are going to be used in the research study

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Definition of terms

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Explains details of a certain word to make the meaning clear , shorter way pssible and in technical sense

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Technical definition

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Kind of definition that explains by specifying how the subject is assessed

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Conceptual definition

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Aknowledging the sources of the information you have used

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Referencing

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Body of your assignment and can be either a paraprhase or quotation

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In text citations

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Putting in you own words what the author has written

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Paraphrasing

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Copying the authors exact word

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Quoting

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Means connected in some way or some family

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Related

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Refers to writing of a period of a country especially valued fpr their excellence

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Literature

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Is taken fork published articles, books, journals, magazine any others which have bearing to the present study

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Related literature

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Means to observe and investigate

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Study

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Studies inquiries or investigations already conducted to which the present proposed study is related or has some bearing or similarity

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Related studies

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What the related literature does. Function is to "look again" identical with but collateral to your own area of study

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Rrl

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Overview what has been written about specific topic

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Literature review

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artifacts, autobiographies, courtrecords, diaries, Emails, speeches, letters interviews, letters, official reports, drawings, maps, photographs, speeches

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Primary sources

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biographies, critical studies of an author's work, dictionaries, journal articles, handbooks, magazines, newspapers, reports, textbooks

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Secondary sources

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Three ways of Organizing Literature

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Variables, importance, connect literatures

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is formal a reference to a published or unpublished source that you consulted and obtained information from while writing your research paper.

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Citation

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more popularly know as APA is an author/date-based style. This means emphasis is placed on the author and the date of a piece of work to uniquely identify it

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American Psychological Association

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or MLA is most often applied in the arts and humanities, particularly in the U.S.A.

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Modern Language association

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incorporates rules of grammar and punctuation common in american english. Notes and bibliography , author date

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Chicago manual of style

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Only a part of the authors sentence, the whole sentence, or several sentences, not exceeding 40 words,

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Short direction

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This citation pattern makes you copy the author's exact words numbering from 40 to 100 words.

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Long direct quotation or block quotation or extract

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refers to bringing together of materials from different sources

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Synthesis