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Systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources

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Research

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1.introduction to Research

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Argue that the ideas, and even the particular identity of a researcher influences what they observe and therefore impacts upon what they conclude.

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Post-positivist research

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Researchers believe that the experience expressed through words can paint a better picture of a certain phenomena

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Constructivist Research

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Researchers support the idea that research should be conducted to increase quality of life and produce better societies

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Transformative Research

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Researchers promotes the use of both quantitative Ang qualitative research

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Pragmatic Research

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5 Research Process

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Conceptual Phase

Design phase

Empirical Phase

analytical Phase

Dissemination Phase

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Concept making (Research Process)

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Conceptualization Phase

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Planning (Research Process)

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Design Phase

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Data Collection (research process)

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Empirical Phase

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Data Analysis/interpretation (Research Process)

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Analytical Phase

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Utilization (Research Process)

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Dissemination Phase

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Deals in numbers, logic, and an objective stance.

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Quantitative Research

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Aim to gather an in-depth understanding of human behavior

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Qualitative Research

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Collecting both quanti and quali data

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Mixed Approach

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Manuscripts are written in by chapters

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Traditional Research Format

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IMRAD STANDS FOR?

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Introduction, Method, Results and Discussion

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APA STANDS FOR?

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American Psychological Association

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OLFU-RDIC STANDS FOR?

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Our Lady of Fatima University Research Development and Innovation Center

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Can either be experimental or non-experimental

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Qualitative Research

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Established causality and often used when an intervention is being studied

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Experimental

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Only established association or connection between variables

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Non-Experimental

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Most common method used for quantitative study

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Survey Research

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Collects data from a population through observation, survey or interview at a specific point in time.

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Cross-Sectional

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Collects data of the same subjects over a period of time that can last

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Longitudinal

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Determine the relationship between two variables. It does not prove cause and effect

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Correlation Research

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Comparisons are based on descriptive data, showing that a difference exists but does not imply causation

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Comparative Research

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Defined as anything that has a quantity or quality that varies.

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Variable

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Two types of variable

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Independent and dependent variables

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Presumed as the cause

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Independent variable

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Presumed at the effect

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Dependent Variable

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Clear statement of an inquiry or gap that needs to be addressed through a systematic approach

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Research Problem

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It is an analysis and synthesis of articles related to the research

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RRL

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RRL STANDS FOR?

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Review related literature

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RRS STANDS FOR?

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Review related space

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Two types of literature

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Research Literature and Non-Research Literature

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Based on research findings

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Research Literature

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Not based on research findings

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Non-Research references

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Refer to description of studies written by the researchers themselves

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Primary Source

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Are description of studies written by someone else

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Secondary Source

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Both a signpost and an acknowledgement

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Citation

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5 types of plagiarism

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Words

Structure

Ideas

Authorship

Self

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Relationship between or among the variablez under investigation

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Hypothesis

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This is to further clarify the purpose of the study

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Definition of terms

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Two types of definition of terms

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Conceptual and operational definition

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Abstract or theoretical terms; May be taken from a dictionary

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Conceptual Definition

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Links a concept to the concrete world

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Operational definition

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Specific procedures or techniques used to identify, select, process, and analyze information about a topic

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Methodology

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Discuss the approach and design used in the study

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Research Design

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Geographic characteristics of the place of study

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Research Locale

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Researcher can at least that the study was conducted with consideration to the right of the human subjects they will involve in the study

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Research Ethics

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Used in the study must be described in detail here. Mention the number of parts. The types of questions

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Research Instrument

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The statistical tests in the study will be mentioned here

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Data analysis

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Usually existing tool or research Instrument which are commonly available for use of researchers in a specific field.

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Research Instrument

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The process of gathering and measuring information on variables of interest

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Data collection

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Can be counted or measured in numerical values. Uses statistics

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Quantitative Data

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Information cannot be counted. Usually subjective in nature

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Qualitative Data

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Ask close-ended questions with provided options

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Surveys

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In collecting quantitative data, it is more structured than when gathering qualitative data

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Interviews

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Systematic that can be used to collect data

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Observation

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Involves manipulation of independent variable.

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Experiment

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Conducted in a confined, closed and controlled environment

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Laboratory Experiments

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This takes a place in the where the data collector may still control the variable up to a certain extent

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Field Experiments

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Data collector has no control over the independent variable. It cannot be manipulated

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Natural Experiments