The systematic investigation of dietary components and their effects on health and fitness outcomes.

The measurable results of physical training and nutrition interventions on an individual's health and performance.

The process of inspecting, cleansing, transforming, and modeling data to discover useful information.

Techniques and strategies for effectively communicating research findings to an audience.

Principles guiding research conduct to ensure integrity, respect, and responsibility towards participants.

The framework for collecting and analyzing data, determining how the research will be conducted.

Research focused on quantifying data and generalizing results across groups.

Research aimed at understanding phenomena through detailed descriptions and interpretations.

Methods for selecting individuals from a population to participate in research.

Techniques for gathering information, such as surveys, interviews, and observations.

Software applications used for analyzing data, including SPSS and R.

A comprehensive survey of existing research relevant to a specific topic.

Moral principles guiding researchers to conduct studies responsibly and with respect for participants.

The process of obtaining voluntary agreement from participants after informing them of the study's purpose and risks.

The extent to which a research study accurately reflects the concept it is intended to measure.

The consistency of a research study or measuring tool in producing stable and consistent results.

Part of a research report where findings from the study are presented and summarized.

The part of a research paper where implications of the findings are interpreted and contextualized.

A brief summary of a research paper, outlining the main objectives, methods, results, and conclusions.

The evaluation of research by experts in the field before publication to ensure quality and validity.

A declaration detailing how ethical considerations will be addressed in a research project.

The graphical representation of information and data to facilitate understanding of complex data sets.

Factors that restrict the scope or validity of research findings.

The potential effects or consequences of research findings on practice or further study.

Tools developed for data collection, such as questionnaires or interview guides.

Conducting a preliminary study to test the feasibility and effectiveness of research instruments.