What is purpose of persuasive research writing
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1906 Good luck ! What is purpose of persuasive research writing * explaining, evaluating possible answers to your question and choosing the best answer(s) based on your own criteria. explaining possible answers to your question and giving the readers new information about your topic. investigating causes, examining effects, evaluating effectiveness and assessing ways to solve problems. getting your readers to adopt your answer to the question. What is the purpose of informative research writing * explaining, evaluating possible answers to your question and choosing the best answer(s) based on your own criteria. explaining possible answers to your question and giving the readers new information about your topic. investigating causes, examining effects, evaluating effectiveness and assessing ways to solve problems. getting your readers to adopt your answer to the question. The level at which the study actually measures what it was meant to measure is...... * practicality validity reliability washback The person or researcher carrying out the act of meaning-making is....... * an object a survey questionnaire a non-participant observation a subject The consistency of the findings when the study is repeated at different times or by different researchers, using the same methods and procedures is called....... * practicality validity reliability washback A list of all sources of information used in writing-up the research findings and cited within the body of the publication is......... * literature review appendix reference list bibliography A list of all sources of information consulted for the study, some of which may not have been cited within the body of the publication is....... * literature review appendix reference list bibliography The event, thing or phenomenon under study is........ * an object a survey questionnaire a non-participant observation a subject Hypothesis is....... * a formal statement made about the predicted relationship between variables in a research study, which is directly tested by the researcher a representation of a shared value or belief held by a group or society a situation where one or more of the dependent variables will change when the independent variable changes. a study that collects data from the same population (but different samples) at different points in time Mean is....... * the mid-point of a set of values the median of a set of values the value that occurs most often in a distribution of values for a given variable The various data collection and analysis techniques The value that occurs most often in a distribution of values for a given variable is....... * mean mode median Median is....... * the mid-point of a set of values the median of a set of values the value that occurs most often in a distribution of values for a given variable The various data collection and analysis techniques Qualitative data is..... * data that is non-numerical and embedded in their context data that is numerical and can be counted a research method that determines if a program or campaign was implemented as designed a system that responds to and is affected by external factors or its environment Quantitative data is..... * data that is non-numerical and embedded in their context data that is numerical and can be counted a research method that determines if a program or campaign was implemented as designed a system that responds to and is affected by external factors or its environment What is plagiarism * collecting data or information from people about their demographic characteristics, opinions, choices, preferences, attitudes, beliefs, motivations etc to answer the question representing another author's language, thoughts, ideas or expressions as your own original work relating to the phenomenon of a message having several different meanings for its different receivers reporting a research study, based on actual research and written in the style of a standard research report Academic dishonesty is...... * collecting data or information from people about their demographic characteristics, opinions, choices, preferences, attitudes, beliefs, motivations etc to answer the question representing another author's language, thoughts, ideas or expressions as your own original work relating to the phenomenon of a message having several different meanings for its different receivers any type of cheating that occurs in relation to a formal academic exercise ................are used when the researcher is not sure what to look for. They indicates the general areas of the phenomenon under study * Response rate Research questions Representative samples Scholarly theories ........... is an examination of the existing research publications on the topic area of a new study, to discuss their theories, research designs, data collection methods, findings, strengths, limitations and contexts as relevant to the new one. This also includes the researcher’s own views and observations, and alternative explanations of the findings as to what other factors may have given rise to those findings. * Abstract Data collection Reference list Literature review Rationale is........... * a report of a research study, based on actual research and written in the style of a standard research report a sample that includes cases or individuals from all subgroups of the targeted population the researcher’s explanation as to why the study is important, what purpose it serves and what will be its outcome to society or the academic field an error in the findings caused by differences between the sample and the targeted population A method of collecting data or information from people about their demographic characteristics, opinions, choices, preferences, attitudes, beliefs, motivations etc to answer the question is.......... * data collection hypothesis research questions survey questionnaire ........ is the process of gathering and measuring information on variables of interest, in an established systematic fashion that enables one to answer stated research questions, test hypothesis, and evaluate outcomes. * Data collection Hypothesis Research question Survey questionnaire Select the methods of data collection * interview, trend studies observation, secondary sources interview, questionnaire questionnaire, semiotic analysis What is the abstract of the research * it is a formal statement made about the predicted relationship between variables in a research study, which is directly tested by the researcher it is an outline/brief summary of the research paper or whole work, highlights major points of the research and explains why the research is important it is a report of a research study, based on actual research and written in the style of a standard research report it is the process of gathering and measuring information on variables of interest, in an established systematic fashion that enables one to answer stated research questions, test hypothesis, and evaluate outcomes. What is the ethical consideration of the research * it is an outline/brief summary of the research paper or whole work, highlights major points of the research and explains why the research is important an analysis that explores how to reach the desired goal at the lowest cost or in the most efficient manner a sample where each member or unit in the study population does not have an equal chance of being selected it is one of the most important parts of the research in which the participants should not be subjected to harm in any ways and should be prioritised ......... is the process in which one or more persons observe what is occurring in some real life situation and they classify and record pertinent happenings according to some planned schemes. * Interview Observation Schedule Case study ........ is an oral questionnaire instead of writing the response, the interviewee or subject gives the needed information verbally in a face-to-face relationship. * Case study Interview Schedule Observation ......... is in-depth investigations of a single person, group, event or community, typically, data are gathered from a variety of sources and by using several different methods. * Interview Observation Schedule Case study ........ outlines a provisional research area for your project that highlights your area of research interest and describes the importance of this area of research and why you are the right person to undertake it. It identifies a potential supervisor(s) who you would like to work with on the project. * Data collection Abstract Literature review Statement of intent ...... is presenting ideas and information in your own words and acknowledging where they come from. By using your own words, you demonstrate your understanding and your ability to convey this information. * Quotation Citation Referencing Paraphrasing ....... is the way you tell your readers that certain material in your work came from another source. It also gives your readers the information necessary to find the location details of that source on the reference. * Quotation Citation Referencing Paraphrasing Создать форму Google Сообщение о нарушении Yüklə 114,98 Kb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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