Research

Items

• judgement sample

  Exploration of the attitudes, opinions, or preferences of a specific group of customers by the researcher.
• justification/justify

  Is the rationale for one’s research or undertaking a given study.
• justify

  Computer
• key concepts

  Concepts judged to be particularly important in a certain context.
• key personnel

  Staff having authority or responsibility for the design or management of a project, as well as those involved in recruitment, data collection and management activities, etc.
• key terms

  The main terminologies that are present in a research study. Language for specific purpose
• key verifying

  Process of checking, confirming, making sure and being certain.  Process of research ensuring reliability, validity and rigor of a study.
• key words

  Significant words from a title or document. Language for general purpose.
• laboratory experiments

  An experiment that uses a carefully controlled setting and standardised procedure to establish how changes in the independent variable (IV) affect the dependent variable (DV).
• library

  A building containing collections of books and periodicals.
• library staff

  Staff involved in library operations.
• Likert scale

  It is named after its inventor Rensis Likert. A commonly used survey rating scale that measures respondents' agreement or disagreement with statements.  It typically ranges from "strongly agree" to "strongly disagree".
• limitations

  They are flaws or weaknesses in the research study which may influence the outcome of the research.
• line spacing

  Vertical space between successive line of a text…between each line.
• linguistic studies

  The scientific study of language, and the focus is the systematic investigation of a particular language as well as the characteristics of a language in general
• linguistic-onomastics

  A linguistic method that offers new opportunities for name studies. It offers an overview of the linguistic status, meaning and grammar of proper names.
• linguistics

  Scientific study of language and its focus is the systematic investigation of the properties of particular languages as well as the characteristics of languages in general.
• link

  A relationship between two things or situations.
• link

  Research link
• list of abbreviations

  List of all the abbreviations that you used in your thesis or dissertation.
• list of figures

  They identify the titles and locations of visuals (figures, drawings, photos, maps) in administrative or research documents.
• literary studies

  The study of written works of the imagination.
• literary psychology

  Involves everything that expresses the writer in his work.
• literary sociology

  A literary study that examines the relationships between literary works and their social contexts.
• literature

  A survey of everything that has been written about a particular topic, theory, or research  question.  Written sources of information