REVISION WHAT IS RESEARCH PART 1

What is the first step in the research process?

• Identify a research problem

• Review the literature

• Discuss the topic with an advisor

• Develop research methods

What is the purpose of fundamental research?

• To expand knowledge in a specific research area

• To develop practical applications

• To analyze research results

• To solve specific problems

What is the role of an advisor in the research process?

• To develop research methods

• To give advice and insights

• To review the literature

• To identify the research problem

What is the definition of literature in the context of research?

• Historical artifacts

• Written works of lasting artistic merit

• Mathematical equations

• Scientific experiments

What is the purpose of a hypothesis in research?

• To analyze data

• To propose explanations for further investigation

• To develop research methods

• To establish facts

What is the main difference between fundamental research and applied research?

• Fundamental research has no practical applications, while applied research aims to establish facts.

• Fundamental research aims to expand knowledge, while applied research aims to solve specific problems.

• Fundamental research has immediate practical implications, while applied research aims to expand knowledge.

• Fundamental research aims to solve specific problems, while applied research aims to expand knowledge.

What is the importance of understanding the fundamentals of research?

• It helps in developing research methods

• It is crucial for anyone engaging in the research process

• It is only relevant for applied research

• It is not necessary for successful research

What is the purpose of analyzing research results?

• To identify a research problem

• To develop research methods

• To refine or expand on the initial approach

• To review the literature

What is the definition of the term 'identify' in the context of research?

• To travel through an unfamiliar area

• To examine methodically and in detail

• To recognize or establish the identity or nature of someone or something

• To establish facts

What is the purpose of exploring a topic in research?

• To travel through an unfamiliar area

• To gain additional insights and explore novel approaches

• To develop research methods

• To examine methodically and in detail