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INTRODUCTION

The first job of the introduction is to tell the reader what your topic is and why it’s
interesting or important. This is generally accomplished with a strong opening
hook.

The hook is a striking opening sentence that clearly conveys the relevance of your
topic. Think of an interesting fact or statistic, a strong statement, a question, or a
brief anecdote that will get the reader wondering about your topic.

QUESTION 1: What is Research

Research: is an investigation into a topic or idea to discover new information.


There’s no all-encompassing definition for research because it’s an incredibly
varied approach to finding discoveries. For example, research can be as simple as
seeking to answer a question that already has a known answer, like reading an
article to learn why the sky is blue.

QUESTION 2: Briefly discuss the types of Research

TYPES OF RESAERCH

- Scientific Research
- Historical Research
- Market Research
- User Research
 Scientific Research

Scientific research utilizes a systematic approach to test hypotheses. Researchers


plan their investigation ahead of time, and peers test findings to ensure the analysis
was performed accurately.
 Historical Research

Historical research involves studying past events to determine how they’ve


affected the course of time, using historical data to explain or anticipate current
and future events, and filling in gaps in history. Researchers can look at past socio-
political events to hypothesize how similar events could pan out in the future.

 User Research

User research is often applied in business and marketing to better understand a


customer base. Researchers and analysts utilize surveys, interviews, and feedback
channels to evaluate their clients’ and customers’ wants, needs, and motivations.
Analysts may also apply user research techniques to see how customers respond to
a product’suser experience (UX) design and test the efficacy of marketing
campaigns.

 Market Research

Market research utilizes methods similar to user research but seeks to look at a
customer base more broadly. Studies of markets take place at an intersection
between economic trends and customer decision-making

QUESTION 3: What are the Importance of Research

IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH

- Research helps you narrow your scope


- Research aims for truth
- Research improves quality of human life
- Research saves life
- Research gathers necessary information
- Research explores humanity
- Research gives you the latest information
- Research helps you know what you’re up against

- Research builds your credibility

QUESTION4. Discuss Historical Methodology of Research

Historical Methodology: is a collection of all events that occurred in the past. The
study of history, however, is the study of change over time. Historians attempt to
provide some understanding of this change. The process by which historians do
this is known collectively as historical methodology. Historians use the historical
method to gather evidence of past events, evaluate the evidence, and interpret what
the evidence reveals about things that occurred in history. The study of history is
not a science. However, many aspects of the historical method are scientific in
their approach, requiring analysis, critical evaluation, and critical thinking.
Ultimately, however, interpreting the past is subject to the bias of the individual
making the conclusions. This results in the possibility of different interpretations of
what occurred in history, even when the different accounts are based upon the
same evidence. However, Historical methodology refers to the process by which
historians gather evidence and formulate ideas about the past. In order to formulate
ideas about the past, it is necessary to examine primary sources.

THE COMMONLY RECOGNIZED HISTORICAL METHODOLOGIES


Palaeography (study of historical handwriting), diplomatics, the study of
documents, records and archives, chronology (establishing the dates of past
events), the study of publications, epigraphy (study of ancient inscriptions)

THE STEPS OF HISTORICAL METHODOLOGY

- Observation.
- External Criticism.
- Internal Criticism.
- Interpretation

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