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Introduction to
Research & ResearchMethodology
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Preamble
Why did you choose research
methodology ?
Understanding the concepts is
important
Study materials are often
incomplete & lack cohesivenessand integration
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Synopsis
1. Introduction to Research &Research methodology
2. Selection and formulation of
research problem3. Research design and plan
4. Experimental designs
5. Sampling and sampling strategy orplan
6. Measurement and scalingtechniques
7. Data collection methods and
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What is Research ?1. A voyage of discovery; A journey; An attitude; Anexperience; A
method of critical thinking; A careful critical enquiryin seeking
facts for principles
2. An art of scientific investigation
Scientific and systematic search for pertinentinformation on a specific
topic
Process of arriving at dependable solutions toproblems through the
planned and systematic collection, analysis andinterpretation of data
3. A systematized effort to gain new knowledge; Amovement from the
known to the unknown
Search for (new) knowledge/ facts through
objective, systematic and
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Why research ?
1. To get a degree
2. To get respectability
3. To face a challenge
4. To solve a problem
5. To get intellectual joy
6. To serve society
by increasing standard of living
by showing right path to
society in case of Social and
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Research Methodology
A science of studying howresearch is done scientifically
A way to systematically solve the
research problem by logicallyadopting various steps
Methodology helps to understandnot only the products of scientific
inquiry but the process itself Aims to describe and analyze
methods, throw light on theirlimitations and resources, clarify
their presuppositions and
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Benefits of Research Methodology
1. Advancement of wealth of humanknowledge
2. Tools of the trade to carry out research;Provides tools to look
at things in life objectively3. Develops a critical and scientific attitude,
disciplined thinking or
a bent of mind to observe objectively
(scientific deduction &inductive thinking); Skills of research willpay-off in long term
particularly in the age of information (or toooften of
misinformation)
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Scientific Method
The method of all logically trained minds
The pursuit of truth as determined bylogical considerations
Classifies facts, sees their mutualrelation through experimentation,observation, logical arguments fromaccepted postulates
Tenets of scientific faith
1. DETERMINISM: Events have causesthat events are determined
by other circumstances (i.e.. Causal linkscan eventually be
uncovered and understood)
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Basic Postulates of Scientific
Method
1. Relies on empirical evidence(empiricism)
2. Utilizes relevant concepts3. Committed to only objective
considerations
4. Presupposes ethical neutrality
5. Results into probabilisticpredictions
6. Methodology is made known toall for critical scrutiny and testing
through replication7. Aims at formulatin most eneral
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Qualities of Good Research
THE SCIENTIFIC METHODEMPLOYED ENSURES:
1. Purpose/ objectives clearlydefined in common concepts
2. Procedure enumerated to keepcontinuity
3. Carefully planned design leadingto objective results
4. Complete frankness; flawsreported and their effectestimated
5. Adequate analysis of data with
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Qualities of Good
Research1. SYSTEMATIC - Reject the use of
guessing &
intuition, but does not rule outcreative thinking
2. CONTROLLED Variables areidentified &
controlled, wherever possible3. LOGICAL - Guided by rules oflogical reasoning &
logical process of induction &
deduction4. EMPIRICAL- Provides a basis for
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Research Process
1. Selection & formulation ofResearch Problem
2. Literature survey
3. Development of workinghypotheses
4. Research design
5. Sampling strategy or sampledesign
6. Pilot (quick & dirty) study
7. Data collection
8. Processing & analysis of data
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