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    The document contains 5 short-answer questions about the 7 steps of the research process: 1) Research is practical and authentic because it addresses real-world problems and contributes to knowledge. 2) The first step of selecting a research topic or problem is important because considering factors ensures a topic is feasible within time/resource constraints and contributes meaningful findings. 3) Research begins by addressing a problem but often ends by identifying new problems for future research, demonstrating that research expands understanding incrementally. 4) Research ethics are important in research work to ensure it is conducted legally and ethically, protecting subjects and avoiding misconduct. 5) While a study can be replicated, the exact findings may not be due to variability between

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    The document contains 5 short-answer questions about the 7 steps of the research process: 1) Research is practical and authentic because it addresses real-world problems and contributes to knowledge. 2) The first step of selecting a research topic or problem is important because considering factors ensures a topic is feasible within time/resource constraints and contributes meaningful findings. 3) Research begins by addressing a problem but often ends by identifying new problems for future research, demonstrating that research expands understanding incrementally. 4) Research ethics are important in research work to ensure it is conducted legally and ethically, protecting subjects and avoiding misconduct. 5) While a study can be replicated, the exact findings may not be due to variability between

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    Task 6: Short-Answer Questions

    Directions: Answer the questions briefly about the seven steps of research process. Write your answers
    on the space provided. (NOTE: WRITE YOUR ANSWERS ON THE WORKSHEET PROVIDED
    AT THE END OF THIS MODULE.)
    1. Why is research practical and authentic?
    2. The first step of research process is to develop your topic or research problem. What is the
    importance of considering those factors in selecting a research problem?
    3. Explain briefly. Research starts with a problem and ends with a new problem.
    4. What is the purpose of research ethics in doing research work?
    5. A research can be replicated but not the findings. Why?

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