Research Thesis Writing - Lecture Notes

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A set of QA flashcards covering definitions, characteristics, purposes, values, researcher traits, and process steps from the provided research notes.

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What is research according to Isidro and Malolos?

A process of scientific thinking that leads to the discovery or establishment of new knowledge or truth; not subjective expression of ideas and opinions.

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What are the characteristics of scientific thinking?

Based on facts; starts with a complex problem; free from personal bias and opinion; uses objective measurements.

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How did Good (1956) define research?

Careful unbiased investigation of a problem based as far as possible upon demonstrable facts and involving refined distinctions, interpretations, and usually generalizations.

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How did Kerlinger (1975) define research?

Systematic, controlled, empirical and critical investigation of hypothetical propositions about presumed relations among natural phenomena.

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How did Crawford (1946) define research?

Systematic and refined technique of thinking employing specialized tools, instruments and procedures in order to obtain a more adequate solution.

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According to PareL (1973), what are the starting steps and progression of research?

Starts with a problem; collect data; analyze; reaches a decision based on actual evidence.

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What is another key characteristic of research according to PareL (1973)?

It involves original work instead of personal opinion.

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How do Goods and Scates define research?

Systematic study/investigation for the purpose of answering questions.

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What do Goods and Scates say about discovery in research?

Defined as the continuous discovery and exploration of the unknown.

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What are the values of research to human beings?

Improves quality of life; improves student achievements; improves delivery of public services; improves teaching-learning process; satisfies human needs; provides wider understanding of existence and the universe; improves quality and supply of food and basic needs.

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What are the purposes of research?

Discover pathways of action and tools; improve existing techniques and practices; discover previously unrecognized substances and facts; provide bases for decision making; satisfy curiosity; acquire deeper understanding of theories; expand existing knowledge; find answers to queries.

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What are the key characteristics of research listed as E L CAC MR?

Empirical; Logical; Cyclical; Analytical; Critical; Methodical; Replicability.

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What are the characteristics of a researcher?

Intellectual creativity; Intellectual curiosity; Healthy criticism; Intellectual honesty; Prudence.

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What are the steps of the research process mentioned in the notes?

Identify problem; Rrl; Create question, objective and hypothesis; Choose study design; Decide on sample design; Collect data; Process and analyze data; Writing report.

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What does Fisher (1993) say qualifies a research problem?

There should be what it is, what should have been, and why; there should be at least two possible answers or solutions to the question.