- changes and developments in society
- searching for answers
- understanding of what goes on in society
which is unresolved
- searching for answers
- observations and circumstances which
prompt questions
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What is Research Methodology?
Overall approach being taken in a research project, as well as the reasoning behind the chosen approach and methods used. Usually broad.
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What is the usual process of Social Research?
- forming a hypothesis
- selecting a sample
- designing an experiment
- gathering data
- analysis
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Why should we conduct Academic Research
in the Social Science field?
Allows for the expansion of understanding contemporary social life in line with societal changes due to the complex nature.
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What might be an example as to why Social Scientists may want to search for
further answers?
- gaps in literature
- inconsistency in previous findings
- whether findings may apply to another group in another setting
- whether findings are representative
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What observations and circumstances may
impact the starting point for research?
Questions such as "why do such few men work in the field of primary education?"
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Card 2
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What is Research Methodology?
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Overall approach being taken in a research project, as well as the reasoning behind the chosen approach and methods used. Usually broad.
Card 3
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What is the usual process of Social Research?
Back
Card 4
Front
Why should we conduct Academic Research
in the Social Science field?
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Card 5
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What might be an example as to why Social Scientists may want to search for
further answers?
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