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Scrambled Concepts: Practical Research

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Unscramble key project terms to learn core ideas.

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Scrambled Concepts: Practical Research
 

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Scrambled Concepts: Practical ResearchOnline version

Unscramble key project terms to learn core ideas.

by HAZEL GUARDAQUIVIL
1

The overall extent and boundaries of a project, detailing what will be included.

  
  
2

A constraint that restricts what can be done or achieved within the project.

  
  
3

The formal act of defining the limits and extents of what is studied.

  
  
4

The time period allocated for completing the project or a phase.

  
  
5

Rules or conditions that limit actions or processes within the plan.

  
  
6

Physical or conceptual lines that separate areas of activity or responsibility.

  
  
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Individuals or groups with an interest in the project’s outcomes.

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Positive gains or values expected from carrying out the project.

  
  
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