The document discusses the purposes, characteristics, process, and ethics of research. It states that the purposes of research are to increase understanding and improve life. It describes research as empirical, logical, cyclical, analytical, critical, and methodical. The document also outlines ethical issues in research including seeking consent, avoiding harm, and maintaining confidentiality.
The document discusses the purposes, characteristics, process, and ethics of research. It states that the purposes of research are to increase understanding and improve life. It describes research as empirical, logical, cyclical, analytical, critical, and methodical. The document also outlines ethical issues in research including seeking consent, avoiding harm, and maintaining confidentiality.
The document discusses the purposes, characteristics, process, and ethics of research. It states that the purposes of research are to increase understanding and improve life. It describes research as empirical, logical, cyclical, analytical, critical, and methodical. The document also outlines ethical issues in research including seeking consent, avoiding harm, and maintaining confidentiality.
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HAVE FUN! 4-Pics-One-Word (Research Edition) ____ A G E E G T Y L N T I O _______ A R E T O C Y L S P I S ______ C V E T O H A L WM I S Purposes of Research The purpose of research is to serve man. The goal of research is the good life. Good and Scates, p.9
To satisfy man’s craving for more understanding,
To improve his judgment, To add to his power, To reduce the burden of work, To relieve suffering, and To increase satisfactions in multitudinous ways – these are the large and fundamental goals of research. Good and Scates, p.15 Characteristics of Research Empirical Research is based on direct experience or observation by the researcher. Characteristics of Research Logical Research is based on valid procedures and principles. Characteristics of Research Cyclical Research is a cyclical process because it starts with a problem and ends with a problem. Characteristics of Research Analytical Research utilizes proven analytical procedures in gathering the data, whether historical, descriptive, and experimental and case study. Characteristics of Research Critical Research exhibits careful and precise judgment. Characteristics of Research Methodical Research is conducted in a methodical manner without bias using systematic method and procedures. Characteristics of Research Replicability The research design and procedures are repeated to enable the researcher to arrive at valid and conclusive results. Research Ethics “Research ethics” refers to the moral principles guiding research from its inception through to completion and publication of results. Ethical issues concerning research participant: 1. Seeking consent 2. Providing incentives 3. Seeking sensitive information 4. The possibility of causing harm to participants 5. Maintaining confidentiality Ethical issues relating to researcher: 1. Avoiding bias 2. Using appropriate research methodology 3. Correct reporting 4. Using information 5. Avoiding plagiarism IT’S UNETHICAL! 1. A professor requires his students to participate in his research in exchange of getting a good grade in his subject. 2. A researcher enquires university students to fill out a questionnaire about their sexual practices. 3. A researcher deletes some of the data he collected in order to favor his own hypothesis. 4. A researcher modified the school lunch diet for her study without telling the parents of the students. Evaluate your learning. 1 – 3. Give at least 3 purposes of research. 4 – 7. Give at least 4 characteristics of a good research. 8 – 15. Enumerate the research process in a correct order. 16 – 20. Give at least five ethics to be followed in conducting research. WANTING TO LEARN MORE… 1. Make a graphic organizer showing the differences between the following: - research vs. inquiry - research vs. problem-solving
2. List down some hindrances to scientific inquiry.