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The research process

primary,

secondary,

qualitative,

quantitative,

practical,

ethical

What is the difference between aim, hypothesis, research question?

Educational achievement GIVE AN EXAMPLE OF AN AIM, HYPOTHESIS, RESEARCH QUESTION FOR THE FOLLOWING TOPIC: Educational achievement AIM: HYPOTHESIS: RESEARCH QUESTION:

Operationalization What is it? The process through which (abstract) concepts are translated into (measurable) variables

Operationalization What concepts would you need to operationalise for the investigation of educational achievement?

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Pilot study If you were to research the relationship between gender and subject choice: 1. What aim, hypothesis or research question would you test? 2. What method would you choose and why? 3. Create a pilot study for this. 4. Test it.