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    Simply To Extend Man's Knowledge Pure Research: Example

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    RESEARCH
    - simply to extend
    man’s knowledge
    Example:
     What is the possible
    cause of HIV?
     How do mushrooms
    reproduce?
    APPLIED
    RESEARCH
    - finding solutions to
    problems
    Example:
     How do I improve
    agricultural crop
    production?
     How do I minimize
    trash in my
    classroom?
    DESCRIPTIVE
    - statistical research
    RESEARCH
    - deals with everything
    that can be counted
    and measured which
    has an impact on people
    or communities.
    Example:
     Finding the most
    common and frequent
    disease that affects
    the children of a town.
    CORRELATIONAL
    RESEARCH
    Example:
     more money = more
    cars
     improved educational
    level = lower crime
    EXPLANATORY RESEARCH
    Example:
     looking at work habits,
    home environments,
    college living
    arrangements &
    maturation levels to see
    what aspect explains
    why some students
    choose to participate
    in heavy drinking
    EXPLORATORY RESEARCH
    - study a problem that
    was not well-researched
    - does not intend to
    offer final & conclusive
    solutions to existing
    problems
    ACTION RESEARCH

    Example:
     How do teachers feel
    about the new
    curriculum?

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