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Flashcards on Research
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What is the meaning of the word 'research'?
Research means to seek, explore, and investigate.
What is the aim of research?
The aim of research is to produce new knowledge or information.
Why is it important to validate existing knowledge through research?
Validating existing knowledge makes it credible and reliable.
What is quantitative research?
Quantitative research is about collecting numerical data to explain a particular phenomenon.
What does quantitative research often answer?
Quantitative research often answers 'what' and 'how many/much' questions.
What are the strengths of quantitative research?
Data collection is fast and the results are objective.
What are the weaknesses of quantitative research?
Statistical aspects may be too technical for average readers to comprehend.
What is one weakness of relying on self-reported data in quantitative research?
Self-reported data may be subject to biases such as social desirability or memory errors.
What kind of interpretations do quantitative research results provide?
Quantitative research results provide numeric interpretations.
Why is research important for improving investigators and researchers?
Research challenges investigators to exercise their creativity and skills.
What is the purpose of research?
The purpose of research is to acquire new knowledge through organized activities.
How can knowledge acquired through research be utilized?
Knowledge acquired through research should be applied and not remain stagnant.
What is the core of learning?
Research is the core of learning.
What makes research replicable?
Research is replicable because the instruments used can be reused for further research.
How does research contribute to the acquisition of true information?
Research can reveal true information through the discovery of new knowledge.
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What is the aim of research?
Producing outdated information.
Keeping knowledge stagnant.
Producing new knowledge or information.
Improving investigators' skills.
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What is the meaning of the word 'research'?
To ignore and reject.
To satisfy and please.
To seek, explore, and investigate.
To guess and assume.
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Why is it important to validate existing knowledge through research?
To keep knowledge hidden and undisclosed.
To make knowledge credible and reliable.
To avoid doing research altogether.
To create false information.
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What is quantitative research?
Research without numerical data.
Research without any purpose.
Research collecting numerical data to explain phenomena.
Research without any results.
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What are the strengths of quantitative research?
Data collection is slow and difficult.
Results are subjective and biased.
Data collection is fast and results are objective.
Results are entirely based on personal opinion.
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What are the weaknesses of quantitative research?
Too much focus on the significance of statistical analysis.
Reliance on numeric interpretations and less narrative accounts.
Technical statistical aspects that may be difficult to comprehend.
Self-reported data that is always accurate and reliable.
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What kind of interpretations do quantitative research results provide?
Narrative accounts of individual insights.
Subjective and biased interpretations.
Numeric interpretations.
Interpretations without any data.
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What is the purpose of research?
To acquire outdated knowledge.
To keep knowledge stagnant.
To acquire new knowledge through organized activities.
To ignore and reject existing knowledge.
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How can knowledge acquired through research be utilized?
By keeping it hidden and undisclosed.
By avoiding its application.
By applying and not letting it remain stagnant.
By ignoring its relevance and usability.
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What is the core of learning?
Lack of knowledge and curiosity.
Passive acceptance of information.
Research.
Blind faith in existing knowledge.
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