Scientific research Flashcards

1
Q

Why is research important?

A

Lead to an expansion of knowledge and
discoveries

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2
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Agriculture

A

breeding of high-yield and drought resistant
varieties

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3
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Medicine

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new medical treatments and cures

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4
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Climate change

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projections of global warming

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5
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the systematic investigation into and study of materials
and sources in order to establish facts and reach new
conclusions

A

Research

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6
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investigate systematically

A

Research

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7
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Driven by a question
or problem

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Research

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8
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Seeking information with
a clear goal in mind

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Research

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9
Q

A process, which works best
when done step-by-step
which may need to be
repeated

A

Research

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10
Q

o Collection and interpretation of data
in an attempt to resolve the problem
* Beyond facts and old ideas

A

Research

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11
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  • the systematic investigation into and
    study of materials and sources in order to
    establish facts and reach new conclusions
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Research

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12
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Research is not

A

Just gathering information
* Rearranging facts
* Combining a paragraph from different sources
* Rewording each phrase and citing each source – summary
of facts

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13
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Types of research
* According to nature and
purpose of the study

A

BASIC or Fundamental Research
* APPLIED Research

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14
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Types of research
* According to Methods

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QUANTITATIVE
* QUALITATIVE

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15
Q

systematic study directed toward greater knowledge
or understanding of the fundamental aspects of
phenomena and of observable facts without
specific applications towards processes or
products in mind

A

BASIC Research

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16
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Aims at finding solutions to pressing problems that
society, organizations, and the like are facing by
employing well-known theories and principles

A

APPLIED research

17
Q
  • Conducted to determine the possible uses or
    applications of the findings of basic research
A

APPLIED research

18
Q

All about numbers

A

Quantitative research

19
Q

Researchers collect statistical data to support or refute
a hypothesis

A

Quantitative research

20
Q

seeks more in-depth information and insights about nature
and experiences

A

Qualitative research

21
Q

descriptive in nature, because it generally deals with nonnumerical and unquantifiable things

A

Qualitative research

22
Q

Systematic investigation of
observable phenomena through
a computational, mathematical,
and most especially statistical
technique.

A

Quantitative research method

23
Q

Scientific investigation of non-quantifiable phenomena,
such as experiences, with the intention of understanding a particular phenomenon through a holistic description and exploration of the meaning, nature, and dynamics of the said phenomenon or situation

A

Qualitative Research Method

24
Q

founded, logical, rigorous, and impartial

A

Valid

25
Q

free of errors and including required details

A

Accurate –

26
Q

other people who investigate in the same way
can produce similar results.

A
  • Reliable
27
Q

current and collected within an appropriate time
frame

A

Timely

28
Q

– includes all the data you need to support your
business decisions

A

Complete

29
Q

Where can you possibly start?

A

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