research process.pptx

how a researcher does his research and what is the process of research.

1. Research Process Made by: Amisha Takote Anamika Mishra

2. Definition of Research Process It is a step by step process  involves identifying, locating, assessing, and analyzing the research question, and then developing and expressing your ideas in order to find answers and choosing the tasks and ways in which they are carried out.

3. Meaning of Research Process The Research Process is a process of multiple scientific steps in conducting the research work. Each step is interlinked with other steps. The process starts with the research problem at first. Then it advances in the next steps sequentially. Generally , a researcher conducts research work within seven steps. In research work, primarily, you require a Research Proposal. It is because the proposal approves the research project whether you achieve the ability to conduct research or not. So when you write a research proposal, present the detailed plans and specific objectives of your research correctly.

4. Flow chart of Research process

5. TYPES OF RESEARCH METHODS 1. Library Research : In this method we include those methods which are concerned with the collection of data. These methods will be used where the data already available are not sufficient to arrive at the required solution.

6. Library method A dvantages Good source of hypotheses Provides in-depth information done on individuals Sheds light on problems tha are unethical or impractical to study in other ways D isadvantages Individual may not be representative Difficult to know which subjective interpretation is best

7. 2. Field Research This method consists of those statistical techniques which are used for establishing relationships between the data and the unknowns.

8. Field Research Advantages Allows description of behavior as it occurs in the natural environment Often useful in first stages of research program Disadvantages Allows research little or no control of the situation Observations may be biased Does not allow firm conclusions on cause and effect

9. 3.Laboratory Research This research consists of those methods which are used to evaluate the accuracy of the results obtained. S mall group study of random behavior , play and role analysis.

10. Laboratory Research Advantages Allows more control than naturalistic observation Allows use of sophisticated equipment Allows researcher to mani p ulate a situation Disadvantages Allows researcher only limited control of the situation Observations may be biased Does not allow firm conclusions on cause and effect Behavior in the laboratory may differ from behavior in the natural environment

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