research objectives

In general there are four main objectives:

1. Explorative (Discovery): to find something new in a particular field.

2. Verification (testing): testing the truth of something in a field that already exist

3. Developmental (Development): to develop something in a field that already exist

4. Writing Worksheets (Thesis, Thesis, Dissertation)

ROLE OF RESEARCH

1. Troubleshooting,

2. improve the ability to interpret the phenomena of a complex issue and each hook;

3. Providing answers to questions posed in the field,

4. improve the ability to explain or describe the phenomena of the problem;

5. Getting the knowledge / new science:

RESEARCH REQUIREMENTS:

1. Following the scientific concept

2. Systematic / specific pattern

3. Planned

The research is quite good when:

1. Purposiveness, a clear objective;

2. Exactitude, done with caution, careful, meticulous;

3. Testability, can be tested or reviewed;

4. Replicability, can be replicated by other researchers;

5. Precision and Confidence, Having accuracy and confidence in relation to the population or sample;

6. Objectivity, are objective;

7. Generalization, general Applicable;

8. Parismony, Efficient, is not excessive;

9. Consistency, the data / expression used should always be the same for the word / phrase that has the same meaning;

10. Coherency, There is an intertwined relationship between one part with another part.

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