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    MODULE 1-

    Importance of Research
    in Daily Life

    Prepared by: Ms. Louise Marie Orboc


    What I Know
    Write T if the statement is True, F if otherwise.

    1. Research involves finding possible answer to questions.


    2. Research is carried out to explain situation or phenomenon.

    3. Research is a discipline or process for experts only.

    4. Surveying is data gathering.


    5. Only new knowledge can be considered research.
    What I Know
    Write T if the statement is True, F if otherwise.

    6. Research happens only in a laboratory.


    7. Research improves life.
    8. The end result of research is lies or falsehood.
    9. Rice cooker can be considered as output of research.

    10. We better understand our humanity with research.


    What is It

    Etymologically, research came from “re” and “search”.

    "Re" is a prefix that means again

    “search” is a word which means to look for.


    There are two (2) things that we need
    to take note of in this definition.

    First, research is not only about the discovery of something


    unknown, it is coming up with a new explanation of something
    that is known.

    Second, research is a process. It is a process of


    searching for something to solve an existing problem or
    difficulty to solve.
    DEFINITION

    Research

    is also understood as a systematic investigation or


    inquiry entailing collection of data, documentation
    of critical information, analysis, interpretation of
    information (Williams 2007).
     On the other hand, research can be
    also viewed as the formation of
    new knowledge and the
    employment of previous or existing
    knowledge into a new and creative
    way (O’Donnell 2012).
    Imagine these two (2) scenarios

    1. mother giving birth to a baby


    • The creation of new knowledge
    can be compared to a mother
    giving birth.
    • The mother stands for the
    research itself and the baby is
    new knowledge.
    2. a potter molding a pot
    a potter molding a pot can be paralleled to the
    use of existing knowledge in a new creative way.
    Here, the potter stands for the researcher,
    the clay as the existing knowledge,
    and the pot itself is a new knowledge made
    creatively.
    What is Research?
    Research is an organized investigation and
    study of materials and sources to create facts
    and reach new inferences.
    Research is verified approach of thinking
    and employing legalized instruments and steps
    to obtain a more adequate solution to a problem
    that is otherwise impossible to address under
    ordinary means.
    The Role of Research

    • It is an inquiry process.
    • It is a formal process of problem solving.
    • It is a set of procedures and stages.
    • It originates with a question or a problem.
    • It is an iterative process.
    Significance of Research

    1.To gather necessary information


    2.To improve standard of living
    3.To have a safer life
    4.To know the truth
    5.To explore our history
    6.To understand arts
    Research and Other Fields
    Research and Economy
    • Economic research refers to
    matters concerning the
    environment and which may lead
    to improved techniques to
    ensure sustainable food
    production.
    Research and Social Sciences

    • Social research leads to an


    increased knowledge of people
    and their interactions with one
    another, which could be relevant
    to policy makers.
    Research and Environmental Science

    • Environmental research focuses


    on improved techniques to ensure
    sustainable environmental
    protection.
    Research and Culture

    • Cultural research leads understanding


    of cultural values to increased
    understanding of cultural values or
    social approaches.
    Research and Health

    • Health research contributes to a


    better understanding of the
    causes of medical conditions.
    THANK YOU
    FOR
    LISTENING!!!

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