what is an introduction? (parts of the research paper)
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introduces the topic of interest and the purpose of the study and provides
background research leading to the new questions explored in the study
what is research capacity?
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the ability of someone to conduct research
define research
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a systematic, planned investigation of a specified problem that will
contribute to understanding the phenomena in question.
steps for research
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identify a problem
situate work in existing literature
state a clear purpose
develop your study methodologically
obtain ethic approval
collect, analyze, interpret data
evaluate and report findings
what are research/empirical publications?
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reports on the results of one or more studies/experiments, written by the
individual who conducted the experiment
define tacit/ non propositional knowledge
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something not easily visible and expressible
it is highly personal, hard to formalize and difficult to communicate
, (institutions, subjective insight, basically know-how knowledge)
how is data collected in quantitative research?
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numerical data, questionnaires, measurement data (ie. blood pressure,
width and depth of pressure sore, Beck Depression Scale)
what is a meta-synthesis?
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analyzes the findings for a research question from across qualitative studies
what are review articles?
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aka systematic reviews that are also peer reviewed, they do not present any
new information but rather they summarize multiple primary research
articles to give a sense of the consensus, debates and unanswered
questions within a field or topic
Types of quantitative studies: non-experimental
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introduces the topic of interest and the purpose of the study and provides
background research leading to the new questions explored in the study
what is research capacity?
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the ability of someone to conduct research
define research
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a systematic, planned investigation of a specified problem that will
contribute to understanding the phenomena in question.
steps for research
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identify a problem
situate work in existing literature
state a clear purpose
develop your study methodologically
obtain ethic approval
collect, analyze, interpret data
evaluate and report findings
what are research/empirical publications?
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reports on the results of one or more studies/experiments, written by the
individual who conducted the experiment
define tacit/ non propositional knowledge
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something not easily visible and expressible
it is highly personal, hard to formalize and difficult to communicate
, (institutions, subjective insight, basically know-how knowledge)
how is data collected in quantitative research?
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numerical data, questionnaires, measurement data (ie. blood pressure,
width and depth of pressure sore, Beck Depression Scale)
what is a meta-synthesis?
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analyzes the findings for a research question from across qualitative studies
what are review articles?
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aka systematic reviews that are also peer reviewed, they do not present any
new information but rather they summarize multiple primary research
articles to give a sense of the consensus, debates and unanswered
questions within a field or topic
Types of quantitative studies: non-experimental
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