practical research 1

is the process of collecting and synthesizing information from multiple

sources.

(a)  

• - are references that contain information, which were observed or witnessed firsthand by the author.

• - should be prioritized when searching for references for a literature review because they usually contain more advanced information.

(a)  

are scholarly articles compiled in peer-reviewed journals that were classified according to the field of study. These are considered as the top choice for primary sources in terms of validity and credibility.

(a)  

are primary sources that are commonly used in qualitative research. These media recordings capture and document firsthand the phenomena that the researcher seeks to observe further.

(a)  

Unlike peer-reviewed journal articles, video and audio recordings are considered (a)   because the recordings per se have not been subjected to data analysis.

• - are the outputs of surveys conducted by surveying bodies that may be government institutions, nongovernmental organizations, private groups, or even individuals

• - are obtained from a chosen sample using definite survey instruments or questionnaires.

(a)  

• - are compilation of numerical data.

• - are subjected to statistical tests to be used for analysis and interpretation.

(a)  

• - are references that contain information based on primary sources.

• - may be the interpretation, review, or analysis of information found in primary sources.

(a)  

• - contains a summary and a review of previous and current findings on a particular topic.

• - are based on published journal articles. They use multiple peer-reviewed journal articles to give a comprehensive and exhaustive view of the topic.

(a)  

• - are useful for both qualitative and quantitative research studies.

(a)