A research problem is a clearly defined issue, gap, or unresolved question within a specific field of study that requires further investigation. It is the
Author: Dr. Renu Bisht
This article covers what qualitative and quantitative research are, how they differ, when and how to use each, how to analyze and report results from
Inductive reasoning is a logical method that derives general principles from specific observations. Rather than starting with a rule and applying it, inductive reasoning starts
Stratified sampling is a probability technique in which the population is first divided into mutually exclusive, internally homogeneous subgroups called strata (e.g., by gender, age
Purposive sampling, also called judgmental or selective sampling, is a non-probability technique in which the researcher uses expert knowledge and predefined criteria to handpick participants
Every research study draws conclusions from a subset of a larger population. Whether you are analyzing clinical trial participants, survey respondents, or organisms in an
Writing a research paper is both an art and a skill, and knowing how to write the methods section of a research paper is the
There has been a surge in multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research in academia in recent years1. The primary goal of bringing together knowledge from various
Don’t be too hard on yourself if you didn’t realize the study background and literature review were two distinct entities. The study background and literature
Article retraction in academic publishing means removal of a published article from the journal (both from online and print channels). This is a last resort
With the abundance of information available on the internet today, it is important for researchers to know how to search for research papers effectively online.