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"Research Methodology and Scientific Methodology"
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Saturday, March 18, 2023
Writing Literature Reviews pdf.
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Thursday, January 26, 2023
8 Things to Remember while Writing a Statement of the Problem for your Research
Why is a Research Problem Important?
The research problem helps you define the gap in knowledge the study will address. It also helps you to write a great research
proposal.
What is the main aim of a Statement of the Problem?
The main aim of the statement of the problem is to present a
vague or generalized problem in a well-defined manner.
What should your statement of the Problem Include?
1. Identify an
issue or a gap in existing knowledge in the field.
2. Answer the
so what question i.e. it should convey the significance of the study.
3. Demonstrate
the need for further research on the
topic.
4. Have a
solid ethical basis for the solution it
proposes.
5. Be
realistic regarding gathering data, budget constraints,
timeframe…etc.
6. Be written
clearly and concisely. If your non-academic friend doesn’t understand it, you
probably need it to revise it.
7. Be based on the theoretical, factual, or conceptual framework.
8. Be free of
unnecessary jargon and sweeping statements.
Why the Level of Significance is 5%?
Ø The significance
level, also known as alpha (α) is a measure of strength
of evidence which will leads to reject null hypothesis and concludes that
results are statistically significant.
Ø The significance level of 5% is a benchmark set in hypothesis testing for rejecting null hypothesis, globally.
Ø In practical terms, 5% level of significance means that there is a 1 in 20 or 5 in 100 chance that the result of study is false. Furthermore, 5% is selected arbitrarily as it was deemed that 1 in 20 chance of error is acceptable while 2 in 20 or 6 in 100 chance of error in your study is not acceptable.
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Differences of Useful Terms Used in Research Methodology
This video is my personal notes. I make this video for the sake of helping scholars around globe by world class information. This video will cover basic concepts used in research methodology which are given as under; 1. Research Vs Search 2. Research Vs Philosophy 3. Research Methods Vs Research Methodology 4. Problem Statement Vs Research Gap 5. Research Objectives Vs Research Questions 6. Research Questions Vs Research Hypothesis 7. Quantitative Research Vs Qualitative Research 8. Basic Research Vs Applied Research 9. Deductive Method Vs Inductive Method 10. Introduction Vs Literature Review 11. Theoretical Framework Vs Conceptual Framework 12. Sample Size Vs Population Size 13. Research Design Vs Research Methods 14. Ratio Vs Interval Vs Ordinal Vs Nominal Scale 15. Descriptive Vs Explanatory Vs Exploratory Research 16. Primary Data vs Secondary Data 17. Cross-Sectional Data Vs Time Series Vs Panel Data 18. Dependent Vs Independent Variable 19. Moderating Variable Vs Mediating Variable 20. Intercept Vs Slope 21. Error Term Vs Residuals 22. Regression Vs Correlation 23. Regression Vs Causation 24. Correlation Vs Causation 25. Correlation Vs Covariance 26. R Vs R-Squared Vs Adjusted 𝑹 ̅𝟐 -Squared 27. Unit of Analysis Vs Unit of Observation 28. Validity Vs Reliability 29. Homoscedasticity Vs Hetroscadasticity 30. Multicollinearity Vs Hetroscadasticity Vs Autocorrelation https://youtu.be/fcnKStMNvuQ www.facebook.com/thesishelper01
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