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Research

An imperative area of study that focuses on improving quality and acquiring knowledge.

Advocacy

An action for a cause, such as a media campaign by a non-governmental organization that seeks to influence political or social change.

Research

An imperative area of study that focuses on improving quality and acquiring knowledge.

Advocacy

An action for a cause, such as a media campaign by a non-governmental organization that seeks to influence political or social change.

Campaign

A series of advertisements revolving around a single idea, aimed at encouraging audiences to take action.

Mobilization

A grassroots movement involving individuals in a specific area to push for political or economic change.

Lobbying

An act to influence decisions made by government officials.

Double-blind trial

An experiment where neither the participants nor the researchers know who is receiving the treatment or the placebo.

Data

Collected facts or information that forms the basis of research.

Statistics

The organization and study of numerical data, often used to assess research findings.

Observation

The process of watching something carefully in order to gain information.

Significance

The importance or meaningfulness of the data and findings in research.

Evidence

Information that supports or contradicts a proposition or hypothesis.

Treatment

The course of action designed or administered for the purpose of research.

Flawed research

Research that contains errors in methodology or analysis which can lead to misleading results.

Grassroots

A movement or campaign that is initiated and carried out by community members rather than leaders.

Conclusion

A summary of what has been learned or shown at the end of a study.

Bias

A tendency to lean in a certain direction, often leading to a distortion of results.

Design

The plan or blueprint for how a research study will be conducted.

Experiment

A test to determine the effects of a variable by controlling all other variables.

Self-advocacy

The process of representing oneself and asking for what one needs.

Awareness Raising

Actions taken to make a problem known to the general public.

Stakeholders

Individuals or groups that have an interest or investment in a topic or issue.