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RD1 (1st Grading) Flashcards

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APA

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American Psychological Association

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Preference for statistical summary of results

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Quantitative

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Researches that use qualitative techniques are classified

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qualitative research

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are norms or conduct that distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behavior

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Ethics

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Preference for narrative descriptions

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Qualitative

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Commonly used within the liberal arts and humanities disciplines

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MLA

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MLA

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Modern Language Association

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Unwillingness to tamper with naturally occurring phenomena

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Qualitative

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Characteristics of Good Research

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Research is empirical
Research is analytical
Research is systematic
Research is cyclical
Research is original

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Objective

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Quantitative

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Researcher becomes immersed

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Ethnography

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Preference for narrative/literarydescriptions of the procedure

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Qualitative

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Preference for preciselydescribing procedure

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Quantitative

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collect data in the form of words or statements

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Qualitative techniques

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Research questions answer how manyor strength of relationship or difference

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Quantitative

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aims to interpret meanings, descriptions, and symbols.

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Qualitative research

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give the details of the research. These are generated from the general problem.

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Specific Problems

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Develops Theory

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Qualitative

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Preference for random sampling for obtaining meaningful samples

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Quantitative

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It follows the author-date system of citation

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APA

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Preference for narrativesummary of results

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Qualitative

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Research Process

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Define your topic
*Write your problem statement.
*Make an outline.
*Develop a research strategy.
*Evaluate your sources.
*Write and revise your paper.
*Document your sources

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Reasoningis dialectic and inductive

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Qualitative

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provides the overall picture and direction of the research. This is usually stated in bulleted form.

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General Problem

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Measurable

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Quantitative

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Importance of Research

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Gather Relevant Information
Improve the Quality of Life
Understand History
Personal and Professional Development

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Participants

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Qualitative

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Researcher is separate

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Quantitative

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Preferencefor expert informant samples

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Qualitative

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Research questions answer what and why

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Qualitative

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QuantitativeReasoningis logistic and deductive

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Quantitative

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Reports rich narrative, individual, interpretation, Basic element of analysis is words/ideas

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Qualitative

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Context Free

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Quantitative

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Particular phenomenon

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Phenomenology

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Describes meaning, discovery

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Qualitative

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Narrate the life

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Narrative Research

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Context Dependent

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Qualitative

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collect data in the form of numbers

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Quantitative techniques

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Steps in Qualitative Research

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1.Identification of the phenomenon to be studied. 2.Identification of the participants in the study.
3.Generation of hypothesis
4.Data Collection
5.Data Analysis
6.Interpretations and Conclusions

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a process of studying what has already been written on a particular topic.

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Literature review

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This style uses the author’s last name and the page number

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MLA

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Researcher is part of the process

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Qualitative

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Research questions are usually geared toward measuring hypothesis using statistical tools

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Quantitative Research

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Generate a theory

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Grounded theory

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Subjective

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Qualitative

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Literature review may be done as the study progresses

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Qualitative

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Interpretative

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Qualitative

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sums up all the variables you want to study in your research. It is called as a “working title” because it can be revised or modified as the study progresses.

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Research Title

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Subjects

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Quantitative

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Willingness to manipulate aspects,situations, or conditions in studying complex phenomena

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Quantitative

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Literature review is usually done before the study

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Quantitative

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Reportsstatistical analysisBasic element of analysis is numbers

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Quantitative

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Data reduced tonumerical scores

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Quantitative

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TestsTheory

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Quantitative

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Researches that use quantitative techniques are classified

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as quantitative research

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Establishes relationships and causation

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Quantitative

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How long should a title be?

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12-15

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