Applied Research reviewer Flashcards

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is the fundamental act of research.

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Inquiry

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is a question or set of questions, a request for information.

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Inquiry

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focuses on asking specific questions.

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Inquiry

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is a broad, extensive, and long-term process of systematic and semi-systematic
investigation.

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Research

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is the process of obtaining, comparing, testing, and validating information.

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Research

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  1. The process of research includes:
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a. Observation and inquiry
b. Collection and documentation
c. Analysis and interpretation
d. Communication

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  1. Importance of research.
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a. To discover truth and knowledge
b. To find answers to some questions
c. To find solutions to some problems.

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  1. Purposes of research.
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a. Exploration
b. Description
c. Explanation

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  1. Why do we do research.
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a. Research is an academic endeavor.
b. Research allows improvement.
c. Research directly addresses problems and explores possible solutions.

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  1. Practical application of research.
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a. Discover medical breakthroughs.
b. Technological advancements.
c. Understanding and solving problems

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Means one can copy research and arrive at the same results for consistency
and validity.

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Replicable

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If it draws information from measured phenomena and knowledge from
actual experience rather than theory. They are considered original and primary data.

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empirical

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If it went through a process where findings should have full proof of thorough review on merits and faults of a work.

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critical

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It means a researcher does not immediately jump to conclusions and such doubts are reserved to an absolute need to assess all data before arriving at a conclusion.

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analytical

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Iif it demonstrates the repetition of the problem-solution-problem cycle.

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cyclical

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If it uses rational reasoning or fundamental rules of thought.

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Logical

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If follows standard procedures.

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methodical

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18
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characteristics of a good research?

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Replicable, empirical , critical , analytical , cyclical, logical, methodical,

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is the phase in research where a problem is spotted, then create a thorough
understanding of the problem through a review of existing literature, a brief history of

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Conceptualization

20
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is the phase where the researcher prepares the methods, including the instrument for collecting data and the methodology for carrying out the entire process of research.

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Design

21
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Is the phase where the researcher collects data.

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Empirical

22
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Is the phase in research where the researcher analyzes and interprets data collected.

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Analytical

23
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Is the phase in research where the researcher communicates data findings and results.

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Dissemination

24
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is entirely theoretical

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Basic Research

25
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purely aims to expand knowledge.

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Basic Research

26
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is usually an initial investigation.

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Basic Research

27
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Is designed to provide practical solutions to a specific problem.

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Applied research

28
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Is usually follow-up research of basic research.

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Applied research

29
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The mental survey of reality that exists in the physical world is what?

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quantitative.

30
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The expression of data in _____________ is numerical.

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quantitative research

31
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. There is manipulation and control of the research conditions in what?

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quantitative research.

32
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The principle of a sample size of qualitative research is the point of ________.

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saturation

33
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The_____________ of qualitative research is the point of saturation.

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principle of a sample size

34
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The principle of a sample size of _______________ is the point of saturation.

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qualitative research

35
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The tools and instruments in qualitative research are _______________

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interviews, and focus group discussions.

36
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The aim of quantitative research is to ___________________

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test the hypothesis.

37
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. Philosophical foundation of quantitative is _______________

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deductive.

38
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Measures of utility on results of qualitative research is ____________

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adequacy

39
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Assessment of outcome in quantitative research is _________________

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generalizability.

40
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Least involvement of the researcher in the subject of the study is observed in ____________

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quantitative research.

41
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is the in-depth investigation of a single person, group, event, or community.
the nature of the phenomenon is usually unique.

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Case Study

42
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studies explores the value and meaning of lived experiences of people to achieve a new understanding of the commonalities of the subject and the way they perceive experiences.

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Phenomenological

43
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Is the study of the culture of a group of people, and the tangible and intangible things they share to understand their world.

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Ethnography

44
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Develops an original theory and offers an explanation about an issue.

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Ground theory

45
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Is a thorough account of a life experience of a person.

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Biographical