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Involves documenting data following a series of steps and interpreting and analyzing the results to increase knowledge.

Research

Involves focusing on a certain area of research to increase understanding in that field. This includes disciplines such as chemistry, economics, psychology, etc.

Disciplinary Research

Legal research is the process of finding answers to legal questions, or checking and verifying the validity of legal precedent, to be cited in a legal brief, or at trial.

Legal Research

Historical research is a qualitative research technique, in which past events are studied, in order to interpret the relevant facts, examine the causes of those events, and assess what relevance and impact those past events might still be having on events in the present day.

Historical Research

Scientific research is performed by examining and applying systematic, constructed scientific methods in order to obtain, study, analyze, and interpret relevant data.

Scientific Research

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Research methods are the techniques and strategies used while collecting or analyzing data.

Research Methods

Research philosophy is a broad term that encompasses the researcher's fundamental beliefs about the nature of knowledge (epistemology), reality (ontology), and values. Research philosophy has an overarching influence on the entire research process, including but not limited to research question framing, research design, methodology, data collection and analysis, and conclusion framing, etc.

Research Philosophy

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An experiment is a specific type of research study designed to determine if a meaningful relationship between two variables is causal in nature. By utilizing statistical analysis to support these causal conclusions, experiments serve as one of the most common and valuable tools in psychological research.

Experiment

An empirical research report is a formal article that presents the results of one or more new studies. The standard sections of an empirical research report provide a structured outline for presenting the research, detailing the specific methodology, findings, and conclusions.

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