PRACTICAL
RESEARCH 1
WHAT IS
RESEARCH?
 is a process of
scientific thinking
that leads to the
discovery or
establishment of
new knowledge
or truth.
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It is systematic,
objective and
comprehensive
investigation of
certain
phenomenon.
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Involves
accurate data
gathering,
recording,
critical analyzing
and
interpretation.
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RESEARCH
IS A SCIENTIFIC
THINKING
a. Because it is
based on facts
rather than
feelings or
opinions.
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RESEARCH
IS A SCIENTIFIC
THINKING
b. It starts from
a complex of
problems.
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RESEARCH
IS A SCIENTIFIC
THINKING
c. It is free from
personal bias or
opinion
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RESEARCH
IS A SCIENTIFIC
THINKING
d. It uses
objective
measurements.
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IMPORTANCE
OF
RESEARCH
Research has
improved
the quality
of life.
It has
improved
instruction
.
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IMPORTANCE
OF
RESEARCH
It has
improved
students’
achievement
It has
satisfied
man’s
needs.
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IMPORTANCE
OF
RESEARCH
It has
reduced the
burden of
work
Research
is for safer
life.
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IMPORTANCE
OF
RESEARCH
It is needed
to gather
necessary
information.
Introduced
changes for the
betterment of
man and
society.
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IMPORTANCE
OF
RESEARCH
It improved
the standard
of living.
Research is
there to seek
or know the
truth.
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CHARACTERISTICS OF
RESEARCH
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CHARACTERISTICS OF RESEARCH
1.)ACCURACY
• must give correct and
accurate data
• sources must honestly
and appropriately
acknowledged.
• must deal with
facts, not with
mere opinions
2.)
OBJECTIVENESS
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CHARACTERISTICS OF
RESEARCH
3.)TIMELINESS
•must work on a
topic that is fresh,
new and interesting
to the present
society.
• must be instrumental
in improving society
or in solving problems
affecting the lives of
people in a
community.
4.) RELEVANCE
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CHARACTERISTICS OF RESEARCH
5.) SYSTEMATIC
• It must take place
in an organized
or orderly
manner.
• uses simple, direct,
concise and correct
language .
6.)CLARITY
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•consists of a
series of steps or
actions required
for effectively
conducting a
research.
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identification
of a research
problem
formulation
of the
objectives of
the study.
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adopts a
framework to
show the
relationships of
variables being
studied.
Formulate
hypotheses.
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3 4
decides on
the research
design or
methodology.
Collection
of data.
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5 6
analysis and
interpreta-
tion of data
drawing of
conclusion
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Recommendation or
implications
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 is a discipline
within the study
of applied ethics.
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 set of ethical
guidelines
guides us on how
scientific research
should be conducted
and disseminated.
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 concerned with
the moral issues that
arise or as part of
scientific research,
as well as the
conduct of individual
researchers
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HONESTY OBJECTI-
VITY
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1 2
INTEGRITY CAREFUL-
NESS
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3 4
OPENNESS TRANS-
PARENCY
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5 6
ACCOUNT
ABILITY
INTELLEC-
TUAL
PROPERTY
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7 8
CONFIDEN
TIALITY
RESPONSI
BLE
PUBLICA-
TION
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RESPON-
SIBLE
MENTO-
RING
SOCIAL
RESPONSI-
BILITY
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COMPE-
TENCE
ANIMAL
CARE
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HUMAN SUBJECTS
PROTECTION
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
QUALITATIVE AND
QUANTITATIVE
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 primarily
exploratory
research
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used to gain an
understanding
of underlying
reasons,
opinions, and
motivations
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used to
uncover trends
in thought and
opinions, and
dive deeper into
the problem
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data collection
methods vary
using
unstructured or
semi-structured
techniques
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sample size is
typically small,
and respondents
are selected to
fulfill a given
quota
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focus
groups
(group
discussions)
individual
interviews
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1 2
participation/
observations
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 used to
quantify the
problem
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generating
numerical data
or data that can
be transformed
into usable
statistics
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used to quantify
attitudes,
opinions,
behaviors, and
other defined
variables
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generalize
results from a
larger sample
population.
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uses
measurable data
to formulate
facts and
uncover patterns
in research
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uses
measurable data
to formulate
facts and
uncover patterns
in research
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data collection
methods are
much more
structured than
Qualitative data.
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online
surveys
paper
surveys
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1 2
mobile
surveys
kiosk
surveys
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3 4
face-to-
face
interviews
telephone
interview
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5 6
Longitudi-
nal
studies
website
interceptor
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online
polls
systematic
observa-
tion
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deals with the
characteristics
observed from
the respondents
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data collection
is usually
unstructured or
semi-structured.
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CHARACTERISTICS OF
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
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