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WHAT ARE THE ATTRIBUTES OF A GOOD RESEARCHER?

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  • Someone who loves to read.
  • Someone who had sustained interest in any endeavor.
  • A good researcher must be free from bias.
  • You must be versatile.
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REASONS FOR DOING RESEARCH

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1) Finish a degree.
2) Meet school or boss’ requirements.
3) Advance the field and contribution to the body of knowledge.
4) Solve problems and issues.
5) Advance in career.
6) Improve writing and thinking skills.
7) Develop expertise.
8) Be famous as a scholar.
8) Gain financial benefits.
10) Be relaxed or self-actualize.

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This is a research that is used to generate NUMERICAL DATA and HARD FACTS, by employing STATISTICAL, LOGICAL, and MATHEMATICAL TECHNIQUES.

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QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

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This is a type of research that is a METHOD OF INQUIRY that develops understanding on HUMAN AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, to explore the ATTITUDES, emotions etc.

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QUALITATIVE RESEARCH`

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Qualitative or Quantitative

Purpose: To study relationship, cause and effects.

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QUANTITATIVE

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Qualitative or Quantitative

Purpose: To examine a phenomenon as it is, in rich detail.

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QUALITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Design: Developed prior to study.

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QUANTITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Design: Flexible, evolves during study.

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QUALITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Approach: Deductive, test theory.

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QUANTITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Approach: Inductive, may generate theory.

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QUALITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Tools: Uses preselected instruments/

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QUANTITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Tools: The researcher is the primary data collection tool.

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QUALITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Sample: Uses large samples.

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QUANTITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Sample: Uses small samples.

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QUALITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Analysis: Statistical analysis of numerical data.

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QUANTITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Analysis: Narrative description and interpretation.

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QUALITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Measurable

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QUANTITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Statistical

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QUANTITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Intervention

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QUANTITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Objective

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QUANTITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

DEDUCTIVE

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QUANTITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Experimental Group

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QUANTITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

BEHAVIOR

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QUALITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative

Text-based.

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QUALITATIVE

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Quantitative or Qualitative Unstructured
QUALITATIVE
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Quantitative or Qualitative INDUCTIVE
QUALITATIVE
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Quantitative or Qualitative GENERALIZABLE
QUANTITATIVE
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Quantitative or Qualitative SMALL SAMPLE
QUALITATIVE
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Quantitative or Qualitative NARRATIVE
QUALITATIVE
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Quantitative or Qualitative SUBJECTIVE
QUALITATIVE
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH Research comes from the MIDDLE FRENCH WORD "__________"?
RESERCHE
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH "RESERCHE" means what?
THE ACT OF SEARCHING CLOSELY
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH The word "research" ia a combination of the prefix "re-" which means "________", and the word "search" which means "__________".
AGAIN; TO LOOK FOR
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH This is the process of looking for information once again.
RESEARCH
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH Research and Science - a process of gathering data to prove a claim, test existing hypotheses, and find answer and solutions on pressing problems at hand. - It generates KNOWLEDGE that aims to ________, __________ and ___________ events.
RESEARCH; DESCRIBE; EXPLAIN, PREDICT
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH - This is conceptualized as a PROCEDURAL and SYSTEMATIC APPROACH in gaining new knowledge by making through __________ and using controlled and precise methods. - A research done _________ is more "________". "____________", and "__________"
SCIENCE; OBSERVATIONS; SCIENTIFICALLY; ACCURATE; RELIABLE; VALID
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH In conducting research, scientific procedures must be applied to obtain reliable and accurate info/
SCIENTIFIC METHOD
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH ELEMENTS OF A SCIENTIFIC METHOD
1) EMPIRICAL APPROACH 2) OBSERVATION 3) QUESTION 4) HYPOTHESES 5) EXPERIMENTS 6) ANALYSES 7) CONCLUSION 8) REPLICATION
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH - Knowledge is gained through direct observation and experimentation. - Only these data derived from scientific procedures are considered facual.
EMPIRICAL APPROACH
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH - Your awareness of your environment constitutes your ideas. - To increase the veracity of the info you gained from observation, you have to measure it carefully using an appropriate instrument.
OBSERVATION
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH Knowledge comes from inquiries that are answerable.
QUESTION
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH - An educated guess is an attempt to explain a phenomena. - It helps you formulate a prediction. - It must be testable for analysis and interpretation.
HYPOTHESES
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH The given hypothesis should assure testability in a crafted condition for the accuracy and reliability of results.
EXPERIMENTS
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH The statistical treatment to be employed depends on the design of the study, types of data, and given questions.
ANALYSES
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH This means doing the same study once again to a different set of participants to test the soundness of the obtained results.
REPLICATION
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH - Answers to the problem raised by the researcher at the start of the study. - The process of making inferences involves concrete data to rule out opinions.
CONCLUSION
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH What are the GOALS OF RESEARCH?
1) Description 2) Prediction 3) Understanding/Explanation
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH What are the IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH?
1. Knowledge is established. 2. Perceptions are corrected. 3. Phenomena are validated. 4. Present solutions are tested for effectivity. 5. Problems are solved.
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH These are menta; abstractions derived from the combination of _______, or your mental representation of the world around you.
CONSTRUCTS; CONCEPT
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH These are constructs that can be understood differently because of their differences in values. Can be observed directly or indirectly.
VARIABLES
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH These are manipulated variables that cause a change in another variable.
INDEPENDENT VARIABLES
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH These are those that are affected by independent variables.
DEPENDENT VARIABLE
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH These are those usually indicated in an experimental research.
CONFOUNDING/EXTRANEOUS VARIABLES
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH are those that characterize and describe the quality of data.
CATEGORICAL VARIABLES
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH are those variables in which values are based on a given interval or continuum.
CONTINUOUS VARIABLES
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH - are those variables that give details regarding the number or level of something. These variables count the frequency of responses or effect.
QUANTITATIVE VARIABLES
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH - are those variables that represents kinds or types of objects. They are often categorized into names, labels, or groups.
QUALITATIVE VARIABLES
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH - aims to description of characteristics, kind, and quality of a subject, while interpreting and attempting to understand an event. It is mostly done in social sciences studies.
QUALITATIVE APPROACH
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH - tests hypotheses and makes predictions through measured amounts, and ultimately describes an event by using numerical figures. Statistical analysis is therefore applied to interpret the numbers obtained from the data. Objectivity results is a guarantee.
QUANTITATIVE APPROACH
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH are just concerned with the names and categories of responses. Quantitative and categorical variables are examples.
NOMINAL
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH are used for data intends to be ranked. Qualitative and sometimes quantitative variables are measured using this scale.
ORDINAL SCALES
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH use equal units of measurement and intervals to know the distance between them more than the sequence. It does not use zero as its base point. Quantitative data are usually measured by interval scales.
INTERVAL SCALES
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MODULE 1: NATURE AND INQUIRY OF RESEARCH are the highest level of measurements, it uses zero as its base point.
RATIO SCALES

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