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Applied Research intended to answer practical questions or solve practical problems
Basic Research Research studies intended to answer theoretical questions or gather knowledge
simply for the sake of new knowledge
Primary Source A firsthand report of observations or research results written by the individual(s)
who actually conducted the research and made the observations.
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Some examples of primary sources include 1) empirical journal articles,
2) theses and dissertations, and
3) conference presentations of research results.
Secondary Source A description or summary of another person's work, written by someone who did
not participate in the research or observations discussed.
Some examples of secondary sources are... 1) books and textbooks in which the author describes and summarizes past
research,
2) review articles or meta-analyses,
3) the introductory section of research reports, in which previous research is
presented as a foundation for the current study, and
4) newspaper and magazine articles that report on previous research.
literature search process of gaining a general familiarity with the current research conducted in a
subject area, and finding a small set of journal articles that serve as the basis for a
research idea and provide the justification or foundation for new research.
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