how can i use mixed methods in research?
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You meant a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods. That's good way to proceed especially if it's a new research area.
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Depending upon the system your instructor prefers, you can use anything from basic writing techniques to MLA format to who knows what?  As for simply writing the research paper, you will ALWAYS, of course, begin with the subject.  Find a subject that you have interest in.. otherwise the entire process will be a real chore for you. If you must do it, at least try and make it interesting. Then the research, of course..  don't do all your research in one area..  for instance.. don't have ALL your research done online.. do some online, some in periodicals and even some [depending upon your subject, of course] being true life examples.  For instance, if you were writing about the day to day workings of a hospital emergency room, it would be great to actually interview an ER nurse.  If you were doing a paper on firefighting, interview a firefighter..  and if you were doing a paper on research itself [one of my favorite choices], interview a research librarian.  Then, always always ALWAYS credit your sources properly on your works cited page.  This is one place where you do NOT want to guess.  It can make or break your paper many times.  Good luck.
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Wow. This sounds more like a research project than a question...
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try cliff notes or spark notes
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Do some research and yes an introduction and some background will work too
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Practice is key.  Practice with someone familiar with the field (I am assuming you are a grad student) and a native speaker of English would be especially helpful.  If possible, make American and British friends in your department!  Talking to them may be free, but the practice will be like gold down the road...
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try the Bates method and pinhole glasses
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I am unsure what angle you are trying to define, but certainly consider the ethical rules of gathering data for your research.  I have also provided you with a couple of links to general definitions of research.
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A good researcher is never satisfied by one or two sources.They always dig a little deeper to find the answers.They also can take the research and convey it in terms that a common person can understand.If you can no longer ask the question"what if"then you have the answer and no longer need to do research.
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What exactly do you mean by evaluate them?   Do you mean that you have done the research but not put a pen to paper?\n\nI suggest you read through what you have done and then just start writing!
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When making a scientific research project, There are may requirements:\n1:- Decide an area of work and decide a topic.\n2:- After that get all the literature concerning that particular topic.\n3:- Study all the details and look for what have been done so far.\n4:- Look for the area where some developments is required.\n5:- Check if it is economically feasible and possible or not.\n6:- Write all the details and plane of your work in an organized form.\n7:- It is necessary that all the basics must be studied before starting any project.
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Do a web search for the parameters.  We would need much more information from you on sample types, volumes, etc and you capabilities, instrumentation available, etc.  All of these are factors in deciding a method.
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policy research in an area that you are particularly interested in. Why not try to get a few temporary positions in different fields while you are studying to work out what really interests you.
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I assume you are asking how to make a report based on a questionnaire you have conducted. Here we go:\n(it should be scientific if it is social science)\nAim: To determine (blah)\nMethod: List how many people you surveyed, the no. of questions, whether they were qualitative or quantitative etc.\nResults: get some charts and statistics happening.\nAnalysis: Misinterpret the result to make an amazing discovery.\nConclusion: You are the greatest social researcher in all history.
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research, confidence, experience, eduation...check a website\n\nthat goes into the category of research
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1. Objective of the Research\n•Summary and explanation of why the research is being done, what you hope to learn and for what purpose the information may be used \n\n2. Description of the Market \n•General Description\n•Target Market(s) \noWhy this particular market(s) was chosen \noWho are they - complete profile (e.g., demographics, psychographics, behaviors) \noWhat benefits do they seek (i.e., what points-of-pain or problems are being solved) \noWhat factors can affect their purchase or use decision \noWhat attitudes do they have about the products/services currently or not currently offered \noHow is the product used \n•Products and Services that appeal to the target market \noIn general terms (not particular brands) what is currently appealing to this market \noIf there are no current providers, what types of products/services may appeal to this market (i.e., what is used now to solve the problem). \n\n3. Market Metrics \n•Size estimates (current and future) for: \noOverall market \nCurrent size \nPotential size \nActual penetration of current products/service within the total market \noIndividual market segments \nCurrent size \nPotential size \nActual penetration of current products/service within the total market \noUsage rates \nFrequency of product purchases \n•Growth estimates (current and future) for: \noOverall market \noIndividual market segments \n4. Competitive Analysis \n•Summary of Current Competitors \noListing by market share ranking (by each target market if possible) \n•Current Competitors - full analysis of top competitors including: \noProducts & Services (e.g., description, uniqueness, pricing, etc.) \noMarket share \noCurrent customers \noPositioning and promotion strategies \noPartnerships/Alliances/Distributors \noRecent news \noSWOT Analysis - Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Threats \n\n•Potential Competitors \noExplanation (though not as detailed as Current Competitors) on who they are or maybe and why they are seen as potential competitors \n5. Additional \n•Extraneous Variables \noDiscuss factors that may affect this market (e.g., technological, social, governmental, competitive, etc.) \n•Market Trends \noWhat is expected to happen
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www.uic.edu/classes/psych/psych242f/psch242spring2003/lecture13.ppt  \n... kinds of research ... Different kinds of research questions. Univariate: questions pertaining to ... causal research focuses on how variables influence one ...www.uic.edu/classes/psych/psych242f/psch242spring2003/lecture13.ppt \nwww.clevelandchiropractic.edu/CharlesDorlac/Kinds of Research.ppt  \nKinds of Research. An Outline of Five Major Categories. Survey. One ... Another Type of Research. Correlation – Amount of Relationship between two Variables ...www.clevelandchiropractic.edu/CharlesDorlac/Kinds of Research.ppt \nKinds of Research  \n... particularly important in classifying types of research: ... Qualitative. Quantitative studies measure variables with some precision using numeric scales. ...www.analytictech.com/mb313/kinds_of_research.htm