Practical Research 2 - Fill in the Blank Flashcards (ENGLISH)

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Fill-in-the-blank flashcards covering core concepts from the lecture notes on research fundamentals, process, methods, design, philosophy, data vs information, ethics, and manuscript standards.

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Research is a __ process of inquiry aimed at discovering, interpreting, and developing knowledge.

systematic and rigorous

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Creswell (2014) states that research involves the formulation of clear questions, the selection of appropriate methodologies— __, and the careful collection and analysis of data.

quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods

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Saunders et al. (2019) say research is about understanding the __ among concepts and adapting approaches based on the researcher’s experiences.

relationships

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Research requires a __ approach that integrates philosophical worldview assumptions, designs, and methods.

structured

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Leedy and Ormrod describe research as “an __ and systematic way of finding answers to questions.”

organized

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______________ - Research helps discover new facts, ideas, and insights that expand our understanding of the world.

Generating new knowledge

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______________ - It provides evidence-based solutions to practical issues.

Solving problems

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_____________ - Research offers reliable data and analysis that guide policies, teaching strategies, and organizational planning.

Informed decision-making

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_______________ - Through systematic investigation, research tests and confirms existing theories or challenges them for Improvement.

Validating Theories and Practices

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Improving Practices - It helps refine methods, programs, and interventions to __ effectiveness and outcomes.

enhance

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Supporting Innovation - Research fosters creativity and innovation by exploring new approaches, tools, and __.

technologies

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Promoting Critical Thinking - Engaging in research develops analytical skills and encourages __ and evidence-based reasoning.

questioning

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The nature of research is characterized by being: __.

systematic

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Objective: Researchers strive to minimize bias and subjectivity by maintaining __.

objectivity

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Analytical: It involves critical examination and __ of data.

interpretation

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___________: innovation and new insights often emerge from research activities.

Creative

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This phase is where the topic is identified. It is called the __ phase.

conceptualization

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It is known as the planning phase where researchers decide on the detailed procedures in gathering and analyzing data. The __ phase.

design

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Actual data gathering and collection are conducted at this phase. The __ phase.

empirical

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This is the most challenging phase of the research process. Researchers in this phase are preparing and assessing the data through the use of several tools and even the researchers’ own understanding as supported by his belief and previous researches published in the same area. The __ phase.

analytical

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In most papers, a __ is produced to summarize the themes that emerged in the study.

model

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Dissemination Phase is the most valuable but often __ by the researchers.

neglected

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Data refers to __, unprocessed facts, figures, or symbols without context.

raw

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Information is data that has been __, organized, or structured in a way that adds meaning.

processed

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Data doesn’t depend on __.

information

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The average score of a class is the __ derived from the given data.

information

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Independent Variable (IV) is the variable the researcher __.

manipulates

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Dependent Variable (DV) is the __ that is measured and depends on the IV.

outcome

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Extraneous Variable (Confounding Variable) are variables other than the IV that might influence the DV and should be __.

controlled

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Control Variable are factors kept __ to prevent them from influencing the DV.

constant

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Moderator Variable changes the strength or direction of the IV–DV __.

link

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Mediator Variable explains the process through which the IV affects the DV.

mediator

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Qualitative approaches are described as exploratory and __, focusing on depth.

in-depth

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Qualitative data types include non-numerical data such as interviews, observations, and texts. They are __.

non-numerical

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Denzin and Lincoln describe qualitative research as a 'situated activity that locates the observer in the world,' emphasizing its __, naturalistic approach.

interpretive

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Quantitative data analysis uses __ methods to identify patterns and test significance.

statistical

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Qualitative data analysis is __, thematic, or narrative-based.

interpretive

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Mixed Methods approach involves collecting, analyzing, and __ both types of data in a way that enriches the insights.

integrating

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Descriptive research focuses on describing characteristics of a population without __ variables.

manipulating

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Correlational research investigates relationships between two or more variables but does not establish __.

causality

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Experimental research involves the manipulation of the __ and random assignment of participants.

independent variable

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Quasi-Experimental designs resemble experiments but lack __ assignment.

random

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Causal-Comparative (Ex Post Facto) design compares groups based on __ differences.

pre-existing

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Informed consent requires participants to be fully informed about the research and to __ agree to participate.

voluntarily

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Confidentiality and Privacy require protecting participants' identities and data; anonymity should be __ when reporting results.

maintained

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Beneficence and Nonmaleficence require researchers to maximize __ and minimize harm.

benefits

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Justice and Fairness call for equitable __ of participants.

selection

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Integrity and Transparency require reporting honestly and disclosing conflicts of interest; avoid fabrication, falsification, or __.

plagiarism

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Respect for Persons includes acknowledging the autonomy and __ of participants.

dignity

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IMRAD stands for Introduction-Method-Results-.

Discussion

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APA 7th Edition standards guide manuscript formatting.

7th Edition

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A quantitative title should include the __ variables.

key

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Specify the Population or __ to define scope.

Context

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FORMAT: The __ between Sleep Duration and Academic Performance among High School Students.

Relationship

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Research gaps refer to areas in a field where existing knowledge is incomplete, inconsistent, or __, highlighting opportunities for further investigation.

insufficient

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A systematic approach to identifying gaps includes Literature Review, Trend and Pattern Analysis, and __ and Inconsistencies.

Contradictions

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Emerging Technologies Not Fully Explored: Notably, __ present opportunities for immersive science education.

Virtual Reality