Understanding Research Methods and Techniques

🔑 The video discusses the differences between research methods and research techniques.

🔍 Research methods are the strategies used to achieve the research objective, while research techniques are the operational actions to reach that objective.

💡 Research can be categorized as either pure or applied, depending on whether it is solely theoretical or requires additional actions.

🔍 Research can be classified as pure or applied, with the latter requiring practical application to gather data and achieve research objectives.

📚 There are four main research methods: bibliographic, descriptive, experimental, and documental. Bibliographic and documental methods are theoretical, while descriptive and experimental methods involve practical data collection.

🔬 Experimental research requires real-world experience, while descriptive research involves various procedures like interviews, surveys, and case studies.

🔍 Research methods can be classified as experimental or descriptive, depending on whether they involve a real-time experience or are based on previous information.

📚 Research can also be categorized as bibliographic or documental, based on the use of theoretical or practical approaches.

💡 Techniques in research refer to the actions taken to reach the final results, such as bibliographic research in various fields.

📚 All research, whether theoretical or applied, requires a theoretical foundation and bibliographic technique.

🔍 Applied research may use additional research techniques, such as case studies or surveys, to complement the theoretical research.

🔬 Different research methods, like case studies and surveys, provide varying levels of depth and breadth of information.

🔍 Research methods include research-action and research-participant, where the former involves investigating a problem from an outside perspective and the latter involves actively participating in the problem.

🧾 Research techniques can vary, such as case studies, surveys, and observation, and the choice of technique depends on the nature of the research.

📑 Documents can be categorized as primary or secondary, with primary documents being original creations, and secondary documents already existing before the research.

💡 Research can be classified into quantitative and qualitative methods.

📊 Quantitative research relies on closed-ended questions with multiple choice responses.

🔍 Qualitative research involves open-ended questions that allow for subjective responses.

The video discusses the concepts of research methods and techniques.

The speaker explains the different types of research methods, such as bibliographic, documentary, descriptive, and experimental.

They also mention the use of interviews and analyzing occurrence reports in their research process.