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What does the word “search” mean?
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The word search means “to be industrious”
The word search means “to look for”.
The word search means “to be attached”
The word search means “to be observed”
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What does the word “systematic” mean?
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The word systematic means “investigate”
The word systematic means “gather”
The word systematic means “inquire”
The word systematic means “structure”
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What does the word “search” mean?
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What does the word “systematic” mean?
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Can we do research without any problem at all? Why?
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In research, what do we search?
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What makes research systematic
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Why research is not new to our experience?
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What do you call a research that does not follow the usual format of researching?
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Why research is not only concern with discovering or creating new things?
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How do we conduct research in usual human experience?
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How does our usual and personal process of conducting inquiry and problem solving become research?
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How existing knowledge becomes basis for new knowledge?
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How simple internet searching or observation became research?
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What makes informal research differs from the formal way of researching?
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What is the purpose of collecting data in research?
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How does research become important to humanity?
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How can research save lives?
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How does research improve our lives?
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What is the best example of exploring culture of individuals?
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Who is the main beneficiary of research?
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Why truth is the main aim of conducting research?
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What is the best explanation why we are conducting research?
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The researcher needs to carry out a series of interrelated steps in conducting the study. Such procedure must follow a well-planned, sequential and organized structure from beginning to end.
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The researcher needs to present information that are purely based on truths. It should always be anchored on the factual basis in which the research work is founded, thus being free from any bias or personal opinion
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The researcher needs to consider the possibility and practicality of conducting the proposed study. All significant factors like time, budget and access to resources must be analyzed to determine if the research can actually be done.
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The researcher needs to employ appropriate methods, either quantitatively or qualitatively, to produce evidence-based information. They can be drawn from concrete experimentation, direct or indirect observation, and verifiable experience.
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Ethics guides the researchers in obtaining knowledge, truth, and avoidance of error by prohibiting fabrication, falsification and misrepresentation of research data.
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Many researchers who are working in different disciplines and institutions cooperate and coordinate to accomplish a particular research. With ethics in mind, they also maintain trust, accountability, mutual respect, and fairness
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Ethical norms guarantee the public that researchers are deemed responsible for committing any form of research misconduct.
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The researcher should strive to truthfully report data in whatever form of communication all throughout the study.
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The researcher should avoid being biased. The study should not be influenced by his/her personal motives, beliefs and opinions.
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The researcher should establish credibility through the consistency of his/her thought and action. He/she should act with sincerity especially on keeping agreements
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The researcher should be willing to accept criticisms and new ideas for the betterment of the study. Research results and findings should be shared to the public.
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Refers to the act of illegally using another person’s ideas, works, processes, and results. Thus, it constitutes claiming an intellectual property as one’s own that can be penalized through Republic Act 8293 known as the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines.
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The researcher should not plagiarize. Credit should be given to who or where it is due. All authors cited and sources used in the study should be properly acknowledged.
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Respect for intellectual property
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The researcher should possess necessary knowledge and skills in conducting a study. He/she should be equipped with a sense of professionalism and expertise to ensure competent results.
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The researcher should promote social good by working for the best interests and benefits of the environment and society as a whole
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The researcher should protect human lives by preventing and minimizing harms and risks. He/she should always uphold the human dignity, privacy, and autonomy of human subjects to be used in the study
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A study to be conducted by the researcher should be based on real-life situations. Likewise, the researcher should also unfold the study in a natural manner, that is, the findings are derived from the analysis of authentic data gathered from the participants. Such concept makes qualitative research known for its non-controlling characteristic
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In conducting a qualitative type of study, the researcher should select the participants in a purposive manner, that is, they will be selected because they either have an easy access to the information needed or simply have the knowledge to provide a great deal of information needed to the study.
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A thick description of gathered data from the participants makes this type of study a detailed one. It is important that the researcher should capture the direct quotations of the responses of the participant/s from the conducted interview or observation.
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A study in a qualitative type cannot be simply done in a linear and cause and effect relationship approach. Rather, it requires the researcher to view the whole phenomenon under investigation in a complex system, that is, different variables can either cause or effect the phenomenon.
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Direct contact with the people, situation, and phenomenon under investigation should be established by the researcher. Immersing oneself would enable the researcher to acquire personal experiences and insights which are essential to better understand the phenomenon.
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Though a qualitative research utilizes small number of participants, this, however, demands the researcher to spend more time in dealing and engaging with them. Similarly, the analysis and interpretation phase of the study also requires the researcher to take more time in observing the emerging patterns and themes derived from participants’ provided data
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This kind of qualitative research focuses on subjective lived experiences of the participants in order to understand phenomenon.
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A researcher aims to determine the challenges and coping mechanisms of senior high school working students in the second district of Bataan
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A researcher aims to explain the lived experiences of the COVID-19 survivors in the province of Bataan
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A researcher seeks to determine the cultural practices and healthcare beliefs of the ethnic group living in Bataan province.
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A researcher attempts to conceptualize the breast cancer survivorship process among Bataeños.
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It is a qualitative research kind which allows the researcher to have an intensive analysis of the phenomenon. The aim of this study is to accurately describe the case through an in-depth examination of a single person or single institution. With this, thorough interview, observation, and documentation are all utilized as multiple data collection instruments
