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Research basics in daily life

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Research basics in daily life

by Laurence Dacillo
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Slide 1: What is Research?

Research is a systematic inquiry to discover, interpret, or revise facts, events, and laws. It answers questions using evidence.

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Slide 2: Why Study Research?

Understanding research helps us make informed decisions, solve problems, and evaluate information we encounter daily.

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Slide 3: Chapter 1 Overview

Chapter 1 introduces purpose, questions, and the research process. It sets the foundation for the study.

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Slide 4: Problem Formulation

Define a clear problem, justify its importance, and frame it into a focused research question.

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Slide 5: Research Question

A good question is specific, researchable, and measurable within available resources.

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Slide 6: Objectives

Objectives translate the question into actionable steps: what the study aims to achieve and prove.

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Slide 7: Chapter 2 Overview

Chapter 2 covers literature review, theoretical framing, and prior findings related to the topic.

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Slide 8: Literature Review

Survey relevant sources to identify gaps, support hypotheses, and justify the study’s value.

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Slide 9: Theoretical Framework

Use theories to guide interpretation and connect findings to existing knowledge.

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Slide 10: Hypothesis (Quantitative)

Propose testable statements that predict relationships between variables.

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Slide 11: Variables

Identify independent and dependent variables; consider confounding factors.

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Slide 12: Chapter 3 Overview

Chapter 3 describes methods: design, sample, data collection, and analysis.

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Slide 13: Research Design

Choose design: descriptive, correlational, experimental, or qualitative based on questions.

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Slide 14: Population & Sample

Define population, select a representative sample, and justify sampling frame.

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Slide 15: Sampling Methods

Random, stratified, convenience, or purposive sampling affect generalizability.

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Slide 16: Data Collection Tools

Use surveys, interviews, observations, or existing data with reliability in mind.

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Slide 17: Instrument Validity

Ensure instruments measure what they intend; assess validity and reliability.

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Slide 18: Reliability & Validity

Inter-rater reliability, test-retest, and content validity strengthen findings.

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Slide 19: Data Analysis Basics

Qualitative: coding and themes; Quantitative: statistics, patterns, and relationships.

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Slide 20: Ethics in Research

Obtain consent, protect privacy, minimize harm, and report findings honestly.

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Slide 21: Limitations

Acknowledge biases, sampling limits, and measurement challenges in interpretation.

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Slide 22: Results & Interpretation

Present findings clearly; interpret in light of theory and literature review.

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Slide 23: Discussion

Discuss implications, unexpected results, and how they advance knowledge.

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Slide 24: Conclusion

Summarize key findings, contributions, and suggestions for future research.

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Slide 25: Application to Daily Life

Apply research steps to everyday problems; practice critical thinking and evidence evaluation.
 
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