Understanding Research

What is Research?

definition

Structured Inquiry

Data Collection & Analysis

Seeking Answers to Unknown Questions

Expert Perspectives on Research

Rusk: 'Attitude of Inquiry'

Rusk

Mouly: 'Solving Social Problems'

Mouly

Cornell: 'Reliable & Verifiable'

Cornell

Types & Objectives of Research

Objectives

Theoretical: Formulating New Theories

Factual: Discovering New Facts

Application: Practical Applications

Levels

Basic: Expanding Knowledge Base

Applied: Solving Specific Problems

Types

Experimental: Controlled Testing

Non-experimental: Observation & Exploration

Fundamental: Seeking New Knowledge

Action: Solving Immediate Problems

Misconceptions

Misuse of 'Research' Term

True Research vs. Information Gathering

Conclusion: Research as a Driving Force

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scienceresearchmethodologyknowledge

The Essence of Research🔎

processmethodology

Re + Search: Repeated Exploration

Process: Observation, Data Collection, Analysis, Conclusions

Active Problem Solving

Critical Thinking

Key Characteristics

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Seeks New Knowledge

Systematic & Accurate

Emphasizes General Principles

Logical & Objective

Quantitative & Qualitative Approaches

Unhurried & Patient

Functions of Research

impactvalue

Improving Processes

Supporting Decision-Making

Promoting Development

Enhancing Knowledge

Importance of Research

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Understanding Relationships

Predicting Outcomes

Creating Technologies

Societal Progress

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