This document discusses the key components of scientific research:
1) It outlines the core elements of a research project including defining the subject, objectives, research questions, hypotheses, research methods, and evidence.
2) It addresses common questions around when the subject should be defined and the role of hypotheses in different types of research.
3) It emphasizes the importance of identifying contradictions between existing theories and practical issues as the starting point for research.
This document discusses the key components of scientific research:
1) It outlines the core elements of a research project including defining the subject, objectives, research questions, hypotheses, research methods, and evidence.
2) It addresses common questions around when the subject should be defined and the role of hypotheses in different types of research.
3) It emphasizes the importance of identifying contradictions between existing theories and practical issues as the starting point for research.
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This document discusses the key components of scientific research:
1) It outlines the core elements of a research project including defining the subject, objectives, research questions, hypotheses, research methods, and evidence.
2) It addresses common questions around when the subject should be defined and the role of hypotheses in different types of research.
3) It emphasizes the importance of identifying contradictions between existing theories and practical issues as the starting point for research.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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The way to learn • Focus on skills of research • Research in international articles Core • Subject: what is my subject? • Objective: what is going I to do? • RQ: Which question do I have to answer? • Hypothesis: what is my point of view • RM: the way to demonstrate the viewpoint • Evident: Some questions • When do we have subject? At the beginning or in the progress of research – The most important foundation for subject is scientific fact • Reason • History: test the knowledge of research Object • Object = objective tree History • At the end of 19 quantitative research needn’t hypothesis • Some people said that described research needn’t hypothesis => these points are not exact Where is the beginning of a research
• It is very important to make clear the
contradiction between present theory and available practice (in another way, it is social issues) Þ Scientific fact For example • Copy is an issue of ethics => almost people make a copy => they are unethical => this world is built by unethical people • Copy is reaction of education system that more and more becomes out of date => Opposite answer Theoretical frame • Function • Some errors: writing without analysis, follows resolution, structure…