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    Search of knowledge

    It is a scientific and systematic search for pertinent


    information on specific topic

    According to Oxford Dictionary (1952, p1069), A careful


    inquiry specially through search for new facts in any
    branch of knowledge

    According to Clifford Woody research comprises defining


    and redefining problems, formulating hypothesis or
    suggested solution; collecting, organizing and evaluating
    data; making deductions and reaching conclusion; and at
    last carefully testing the conclusions to determine whether
    they fit the formulating hypothesis.
      m  m
    o gain familiarity with a phenomenon.
    o portray accurately the characteristics of
    a particular individual, situation or a
    group.
    o determine the frequency with which
    something occurs or with which it is
    associated with something else.
    o identify the casual relationship between
    variables.
      m  m
    - Descriptive vs. Analytical Research
    - Applied vs. Fundamental Research

    - Quantitative vs. Qualitative Research

    - Conceptual vs. Empirical

    - Other ypes Of Research

    One ime vs. Longitudinal


    Field Setting vs. Laboratory
    Clinical vs. Diagnostic
     
    
    m  m
    In Analytical Research, the researcher has
    to use facts or information already
    available, and analyze them to make a
    critical evaluation of the material.

    It involves the in-depth study and


    evaluation of available information in an
    attempt to explain complex phenomenon.
    Analytical Research is primarily concerned
    with testing hypothesis and specifying and
    interpreting relationships, by analyzing the
    facts or information already available.
        
    

    m  m
    - wistorical Research

    - Philosophical Research

    - Review

    - Research Synthesis (Meta Analysis)


    wISORICAL RESEARCw

    It
    is the study of past records
    and other information sources,
    with a view to find the origin
    and development of a
    phenomenon and to discover the
    trends in the past, in order to
    understand the present and to
    anticipate the future.
    PwILOSOPwICAL RESEARCw
    It is the research in the fundamental nature
    of knowledge, reality and existence. It is the
    research/study of the theoretical basis of a
    branch of knowledge or experience.

    REVIEW
    It is the process of a formal assessment of a
    research with the intention of
    instituting/making any change in it if
    necessary.
    RESEARCw SYNwESIS

    It
    is the process through which
    two or more research studies are
    assessed with the objective of
    summarizing the evidence
    relating to a particular question.
    CONCLUSION
    Research, is, thus, an original
    contribution to the existing stock of
    knowledge making for its
    advancement. Research is search of
    knowledge through objective and
    systematic method of finding solution
    to a problem. his systematic
    approach is concerned with
    generalisation and formulation of a
    theory.
    

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