The topic, problem, purpose, research question all go together with the method, data, and how data is analyzed.

Focuses on evaluating how an intervention or approach works in real-world, routine practices/conditions rather then under controlled, conditions.

The "who" or "what" of your research. The essence or "thing" being studied

How you'll use your data; needs to be based on the data you plan to collect. There should be congruency between this and your phenomenon

6 ways to phenomenon can be studied

Individual, groups, concepts, processes, structures, artifacts. This dictates the whole study.

What is the difference between subject, topic, and purpose?

Subject is the general field of study. The purpose is the more specific matter of interest. The purpose is what the intent of the study is.

Research Problem vs Research Purpose

The problem is the why you want to know and the purpose is how you plan to find out-a synopsis of the study.

Individuals in Phenomenon

Research is on an individual's perspectives, attitudes, and experiences. Data focuses on exactly what each person said.

Research is on a group or subgroup to find the patterns of knowledge, beliefs, and behaviors. Data focuses on saying something about the group as a whole.

Processes in Phenomenon

Research is on processes and actions. Data focuses on better understanding the process itself.

What a research brings to the study. Researchers need to provide clarity through their writing.

Four ways to provide clarity to readers.

Distinctio, exemplum, amplification, metanoia

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Important terms to know for class

Term	Definition
Congruency	The topic, problem, purpose, research question all go together with the method, data, and how data is analyzed.
Pragmatic	Focuses on evaluating how an intervention or approach works in real-world, routine practices/conditions rather then under controlled, conditions.
Phenomenon	The "who" or "what" of your research. The essence or "thing" being studied
Analytical strategy	How you'll use your data; needs to be based on the data you plan to collect. There should be congruency between this and your phenomenon
6 ways to phenomenon can be studied	Individual, groups, concepts, processes, structures, artifacts. This dictates the whole study.
What is the difference between subject, topic, and purpose?	Subject is the general field of study. The purpose is the more specific matter of interest. The purpose is what the intent of the study is.
Research Problem vs Research Purpose	The problem is the why you want to know and the purpose is how you plan to find out-a synopsis of the study.
Individuals in Phenomenon	Research is on an individual's perspectives, attitudes, and experiences. Data focuses on exactly what each person said.
Groups in Phenomenon	Research is on a group or subgroup to find the patterns of knowledge, beliefs, and behaviors. Data focuses on saying something about the group as a whole.
Processes in Phenomenon	Research is on processes and actions. Data focuses on better understanding the process itself.
Bias	What a research brings to the study. Researchers need to provide clarity through their writing.
Four ways to provide clarity to readers.	Distinctio, exemplum, amplification, metanoia

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