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Research Methodology

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Based on the scenarios presented, select an appropriate research methodology to help the reseacher to conduct research.

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Based on the scenarios presented, select an appropriate research methodology to help the reseacher to conduct research.

by Gauravi Gurav
1

Swapnil, a researcher, is investigating how the Indian independence movement influenced the development of higher education in India. He relys on old government records, personal letters, speeches, and historical books to reconstruct events.

2

Rekha, a psychology professor, wants to test whether listening to classical music improves memory. She divides students into two groups. One group listens to music while studying, the other does not. She plans to compare the two groups.

3

Beena, a librarian, distributes questionnaires to 500 college students to find out their awareness & usage of e-books compared to printed books.

4

Vijay, a sociologist, spends six months studying the life of a single tribal community in central India to understand their cultural traditions and practices.

5

Charles, a researcher, analyzes 200 newspaper articles published during the COVID-19 pandemic to see how frequently terms like “lockdown,” “social distancing,” and “vaccine” appear.

6

Nasreen, a research scholar, studies the number of times journal articles on artificial intelligence were cited in international journals from 2010–2020 to track research growth in the field.

7

Vaishali, a researcher, evaluates the ranking, visibility, and web traffic of Indian university websites to see which ones are most accessed internationally.

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