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NATURE OF INQUIRY

AND RESEARCH
WHAT IS RESEARCH?
ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD RESEARCH

- Middle French recerche, from recerchier, to


investigate thoroughly, from Old French ,
from re-cerchier to search.
- To search or investigate exhaustively
What is Research?
- It is the result of advancing knowledge created
in the past

- A creative work undertaken on a systematic


basis in order to increase the stock of
knowledge, including knowledge of humans,
culture and society , and the use of this stock
knowledge to devise new applications

- A systematic investigation into and study of


THE CLASSIFICATION,
PROCESS AND ETHICS OF
RESEARCH
SCIENTIFIC
RESEARCH
- A systematic way of gathering data and
harnessing curiosity

- It provides scientific information and


theories for the explanation of the nature
and properties of the world . It makes
practical applications possible
RESEARCH IN THE HUMANITIES
- Research in the Humanities involves different
methods such as for example hermeneutics and
semiotics, and a different , more relativist
epistemology

- Humanities scholars usually do not search for the


ultimate correct answer to a question , but instead
explore the issues and details that surround it

- Context is always important , and context can be


social, historical , political, cultural or ethnic
( Historical Research)
ETHICS IN RESEARCH
- INTEGRITY
- Ensure honesty in all
forms of research processes

- INFORMED CONSENT
- It means that a person
knowingly, voluntarily and voluntarily
gives consent to participate in a research
- CONFIDENTIALITY
- Principles of privacy and
confidentiality
- The identity and records of the
participants are as far as possible kept
confidential

- INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
- Honor patents, copyrights, and
other forms of
intellectual property.
- Do not use unpublished data,
- RISK OF HARM
- Research should not harm participants

-ACCOUNTABILITY
- Be responsible for all concerns related
to your research
-COMPETENCE
- Maintain and improve your own
professional competence and expertise through
lifelong education

- OBJECTIVITY
- Avoid favoritism

- OPENNESS
- Share information about your research
and be open to criticism and new ideas
- RESPECT FOR COLLEAGUES
- Respect and treat your colleagues
responsibly

- VALIDITY
- Ensure that all your data are valid
and updated

- CAREFULNESS
- Avoid errors or negligence at all
IMPORTANCE OF ETHICS IN RESEARCH

-Research Ethics govern the standards


of conduct for scientific researchers

- It is important to adhere to ethical


principles in order to protect the
dignity , rights and welfare of research
participants
RESEARCH METHODS AND
DESIGNS
A. EXPLORATORY RESEARCH
- Helps to identify and define a problem or question

B. CONSTRUCTIVE
RESEARCH
- Test theories and proposes solutions to a
problem or
question
C. EMPIRICAL RESEARCH
- Test the feasibility of a solution using
empirical
evidence
MAJOR TYPES OF EMPIRICAL RESEARCH
DESIGN
- Qualitative Research

- Quantitative Research

- Mixed-Method Research
TYPES OF RESEARCH
TYPES OF RESEARCH BASED ON THE
APPLICATION OF RESEARCH METHOD

- PURE RESEARCH
TYPES OF RESEARCH
BASED ON THE
PURPOSE OF THE
RESEARCH
DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH

This type of research aims at defining


or giving a verbal portrayal or picture
of a person, thing, event, group,
situation, etc.
CORRELATIONAL RESEARCH

A correlational research shows


relationships or connectedness of two
factors, circumstances, or agents called
variables that affect the research.
EXPLANATORY RESEARCH

This type of research elaborates or explains


not just the reasons behind the relationship
of two factors, but also the ways by which
such relationship exists
EXPLORATORY RESEARCH

-An exploratory research’s purpose is to find


out how reasonable or possible it is to
conduct a research study on a certain topic.
Here, you will discover ideas on topics that
could trigger your interest in conducting
research studies
BASED ON THE TYPES OF
DATA NEEDED
A.QUALITATIVE
RESEARCH

B.QUANTITATIVE
RESEARCH

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