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    This document discusses the importance of distinguishing between facts, opinions, and reasoned judgments in research. It defines facts as statements that can be proven true or false, opinions as personal views that cannot be proven, and reasoned judgments as supported points of view. The document also explains that research questions are essential to guiding good research by defining the investigation and providing focus and boundaries. Research questions act as the starting point and frame of reference for assessing work. Having a clear research question is a key requirement for strong research.

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    This document discusses the importance of distinguishing between facts, opinions, and reasoned judgments in research. It defines facts as statements that can be proven true or false, opinions as personal views that cannot be proven, and reasoned judgments as supported points of view. The document also explains that research questions are essential to guiding good research by defining the investigation and providing focus and boundaries. Research questions act as the starting point and frame of reference for assessing work. Having a clear research question is a key requirement for strong research.

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    Practical

    Research 1
    LAS 2
    ACTIVITIES

    Part I.
    1. Opinion
    2. Opinion
    3. Fact
    4. Opinion
    5. Reasoned judgment
    6. Reasoned judgment
    7. Opinion
    8. Fact
    9. Reasoned judgment
    10. Reasoned judgement

    Part II.
    A. Knowing how to distinguish fact from
    opinion and a judgement can help you to
    verify and choose the sources you include
    in doing your research.
    In your own words, differentiate fact,
    opinion and reasoned judgement.
    There are difference between fact,
    opinion and reasoned judgement. A fact is
    a statement that can be proven true or
    false while opinion is a statement of the
    author’s feeling or point of view that
    cannot be proven, and reasoned
    judgement is a statement of the author’s
    point of view that is supported by reason
    and evidence.

    B. “A good research question is essential to


    guide your research paper, project or
    thesis.”
    Why do you think research questions are
    necessary in conducting good research?
    Explain briefly?

    Research questions are necessary in


    conducting good research. Research
    question define an investigation. Aside
    from it is more than a handy tool to the
    research process, it was also the starting
    point of a research. Everything flows from
    the research question. It pinpoints exactly
    what you want to find out and gives a
    clear focus and purpose to your work. It
    set boundaries, provide direction and act
    as a frame of reference for assessing your
    research or work. Furthermore, the most
    important requirement for a good
    research is a clear and concisely stated
    research question.

    REFLECTION

    To further elaborate my knowledge about this topic,


    I’ve learned that research question is very necessary
    in conducting a good research. Aside from it was the
    starting point of the study, everything flows from it.
    I've also learned the difference between fact,
    opinion and reasoned judgement. It says that facts
    are objective and verifiable, while opinions are
    subjective, and reasoned judgements are supported
    by facts and verifiable data. It’s important to know
    the difference between fact, opinion, and reasoned
    judgement for the reason that it’ll help you to be
    aware of the author’s purpose and choice of
    language. Furthermore, knowing how to distinguish
    these can help you to verify and choose the sources
    you will include in doing your research.

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