WW3-Practical Research 1

It refers to an organized method of finding novel or relatively new ideas from the existing body of knowledge with the help of useful tools for the purpose of improving the quality of life.

• Theory

• Research

• Methods

• All of the above

The word research was coined from two words: the prefix re, which means "again", and the word search, meaning "to look again".

• True

• False

What aim of research that verifies or proves the veracity of existing theories or knowledge?

• Verification of Existing Knowledge

• Acquisition of New Knowledge

• Application of New Knowledge

• Advancement of the Researcher's Expertise

What aim of research the utilizes the results of research that one can truly fulfill the ultimate purpose of research, that is, to alleviate people's quality of life.

• Verification of Knowledge

• Acquisition of New Knowledge

• Application of New Knowledge

• Advancement of Researcher's Expertise

What aim of research that allows researchers not just to verify theories or discover new ideas and technologies, but also gain relevant experiences that enhance and deepen their knowledge and skills in the area of their investigations.

• Verification of Existing Knowledge

• Acquisition of Knowledge

• Application of Knowledge

• Advancement of Researcher's Expertise

It is a function of research that provides a foundation for future studies, and seeks to find more information about a topic and a broader perspective or an additional knowledge to what is currently known.

• Exploration

• Description

• Explanation

• None of the above

A type of research that fills in the details and gasps regarding a particular idea, with the intent to expand understanding.

• Explorative Research

• Descriptive Research

• Explanatory Research

• Qualitative Research

This type of research aims to explain relationships existing between variable, qualitatively or quantitatively.

• Exploratory investigation

• Descriptive Research

• Explanatory Research

• All of the above

A characteristic of research the follows valid, definite principles, frameworks, and procedures.

• Logical

• Replicable

• Analytical

• Realistic

A characteristic of research in which empirical data are derived from actual observations of a phenomenon, interviews of people who have witnessed an incident, analysis of first-hand document sources, excavation of artifacts, and other actions that yield evidence of one's investigations.

• Realistic

• Critical

• Cyclical

• Objective