Research as a driven process
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The document discusses research as a logical, step-by-step process where each phase builds upon the previous one. It states that getting lost in details can cause one to miss the big picture of how research works. Understanding how each stage drives the next is crucial to conducting research effectively and meeting examiners' expectations. Failing at any phase compounds down the line, such as poor aims and objectives leading to missing data or weak analysis. Grasping this process is key to doing high quality research.
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