A research method focusing on understanding human behavior through interviews, focus groups, and observations.

A research approach that involves statistical analysis of numerical data to identify patterns and relationships.

Guidelines ensuring the rights and welfare of research participants are protected throughout the study.

A comprehensive survey of existing research relevant to a specific topic, helping to identify gaps and inform new studies.

The process of inspecting, cleansing, and modeling data to discover useful information and support decision-making.

An in-depth analysis of an individual or group, often used to explore complex issues in real-life contexts.

The systematic gathering of information for analysis, which can be qualitative or quantitative.

A detailed plan outlining the objectives, methodology, and significance of a proposed research project.

Programs like SPSS or R used to perform statistical analyses on quantitative data.

Graphical displays like charts and graphs that make data easier to understand and interpret.

Techniques that enhance the effectiveness of delivering information to an audience, including clarity and engagement.

Methods for building professional relationships that can support future research and collaboration.

A formal presentation of research findings at a professional gathering, aimed at sharing knowledge and insights.

The process of gathering responses from the audience post-presentation to improve future research and communication.

The systematic arrangement of data to facilitate analysis and interpretation.

Central ideas or patterns identified within qualitative data that help to draw conclusions.

A concise summary of a research study, outlining the main objectives, methods, results, and conclusions.

Practices to prepare for a presentation, ensuring fluency and confidence during delivery.

Techniques used to interpret non-numeric data, focusing on patterns, themes, and meanings.

Placing research results within the broader framework of existing knowledge and practice.

The process of incorporating constructive criticism into research to enhance quality and clarity.

Guidelines for structuring written work, ensuring consistency and professionalism in presentation.

The overarching strategies and techniques employed to conduct research effectively.

The degree to which data can be depended upon to yield consistent results over time.

Research focused on understanding health-related behaviors, conditions, and interventions.

Guidelines and regulations designed to promote health and well-being within organizations.