PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1 SHS

It is a systematic inquiry that describes, explains, predicts, and controls the observed phenomenon.

• Quantitative

• Qualitative

• Case Study

• Thesis

It is a process of naturalistic inquiry that seeks an in-depth understanding of social phenomena within their natural setting

• Qualitative Research

• Quantitative ResearcH

• Variables

• Hypothesis

This type of Basic Research consists of describing a phenomenon as precisely as
               possible without focusing specifically on its mechanisms.

• Descriptive Research

• Explanatory Research   

• Exploratory Research

• Evaluation Research

4. This type of Basic Research generally answers the questions "why" and "how" and is    
                        concerned with the explanation of known and observable phenomena. 

• Descriptive Research

• Explanatory Research

• Exploratory Research

• Evaluation Research

This type of Basic Research focuses on unknown or little-known phenomena.

                   By definition, basic research has no economic perspective.

• Descriptive Research

• Explanatory Research        

• Exploratory Research

• Evaluation Research

This kind of Applied research leads to objective research or helps people make better
              decisions sooner.

• Evaluation Research

• Research and Development

• Action Research

• Exploratory Research

This kind of Applied research focuses on finding new ways to improve products that
                    already meet an organization’s needs.

• Evaluation Research

• Research and Development

• Action Research

• Exploratory Research

This kind of Applied research goal is to find real-world solutions to business
                   problems by pointing the business in the right direction.

• Evaluation Research

• Research and Development

• Action Research

• Exploratory Research

All of these are types of Basic research EXCEPT:

• Descriptive Research

• Explanatory Research

• Evaluation Research

• Exploratory Research

All of these are types of Applied research EXCEPT:

• Evaluation Research

• Research and Development

• Action Research

• Exploratory Research