Sociology, asked by brightchawelwa, 9 months ago

research is much more concerned with proper fact finding, analysis and evaluation. do you agree with this statement give reasons for your answer. five pages

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Answered by krishpreet1428
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Explanation:

Yes, research is about finding facts, analyzing them and then evaluating the results.

Research begins with a theory or thesis statement. This statement has to be proven or disproven as true/false. Given that research is based on proving or disproving a theory, it means that research is concerned with finding facts, analyzing facts and evaluating the response, in order to form a conclusion regarding the research topic.

There have been occasions, when research has been called into question. Corporate espionage and other issues such as; corporations skewing the facts to fit their data have existed. It is a downside to dishonesty in people; however, the ethical, moral, and scientific belief is that all research has to be based on facts.

This does not mean the facts will not change. Research is conducted with what information and tools are available at that time. This means that in 100 years research being conducted now could be found false, but at the time it is true because of the limited technology or facts that could be found.

As always when someone learns about research and the research method, one is told that a theory is never solely factual, but proved or disproved based on what could be found at that time. It goes back to the fact, that proper information, analysis, and evaluation are needed in order to conduct proper research. Inaccurate facts will skew the data and render the entire research invalid.

There is also the human interpretation of the information found. While research is concerned with these three topics, one also has to realize the writer of the research can limit the scope of the research and therefore change the results based.

Hope it helps.......

Answered by setukumar345
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Concept Introduction:

Every time someone studies about the study and the research process, they are informed that a hypothesis can never be proven or disproven based only on the available evidence.

Explanation:

We have been given a question about research.

We have to find its procedures.

Finding facts, analyzing them, and finally assessing the findings are all parts of research.

A hypothesis or thesis statement is where research is initiated. It must be established if this claim is true or not. A study is concerned with locating data, analyzing facts, and assessing responses in order to draw conclusions about the research issue since it is focused on demonstrating or disproving a hypothesis.

Final Answer:

The final answer is research is conducted with what information and tools are available at that time.

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