SIMPLE RECALL

• Give one reason why research is

important.
•What are the impacts of research to
our lives?
• In research writing, what is referred to as
the “system” is composed of the chapters
and their elements.
•The is composed of chapters
that are organized in a logical scientific
manner.
•The consist of the detailed
contents of each chapter. The contents are
further divided into elements that are
organized following a systematic procedure.
• A researcher should objectively look at
the basis on which the work is founded.
•He or she must never produce results
out of nowhere; the results of the
research should be validated.
•These results must never be based from
biases.
• It is very important for the researcher
to clarify indicators and boundaries
within which the research is confined
because these factors could affect
objectivity.
 Plagiarism constitutes claiming another
person’s idea or intellectual property as
one’s own. Through proper attribution,
the researcher states that the knowledge
being shared through the study was
taken from the study of other experts.
 Therefore, there must be sufficient
indicators for each variable. These
variables can be gathered from different
published and unpublished materials.
Activity: ROLE Model

•Go back to the definitions and

characteristics of research. Based on
what you’ve learned, give the roles of
a researcher.
Some of the goals for research are as follows:
1. To produce evidence-based practice
• Every discipline or institution must provide
the best practice of operation based from
research studies.
•Examples: clinical/medical practices,
educational approaches, processes and
standard operating procedures.
2. To establish credibility in the profession
• Research is essential for a profession in
producing new procedures, programs and
practices.
•This continuous improvement leads to
distinctiveness which can only be achieved
when there are special practices and
peculiarity of services in a given area or field.
3. To observe accountability for the profession
• Every action conducted by a professional must
have a rationale. There are principles that
justify why a professional do a certain practice.
• The professional must be accountable for each
task he or she performs. All tasks must be
carried out with the circumspect care and
awareness that everything has to be done
efficiently.
4. To promote cost-effectiveness through
documentation
• The findings of research must be shared with
and utilized by the individuals, group, and
community for which the study is intended.
They are useless if these results are not made
known publicly.
• These results, however, must first satisfy the
researcher’s goal before he or she can share
them with other researchers and professionals
who may find these findings beneficial.
• Anybody who is in the same condition as the
subject/s of the study may also utilize the
findings, thus saving on the expenses for doing
the same research again.