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Key terms for a research proposal

by Ericka Gilo
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A written plan that explains what the study is about, why it matters, and how it will be conducted.

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A systematic process of gathering and examining information to answer a question.

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The issue, concern, or gap that the study aims to address.

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A clear statement of what the study intends to achieve.

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The section that describes the study design, participants, sampling, data collection, and analysis.

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The extent to which the study can realistically be completed using available time and resources.

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Principles that protect participants, including consent, privacy, confidentiality, and safety.

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Published evidence used to support and justify the study.

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