Applied Research Method
The research described uses the laws applicable at the time of conducting a field study to develop a clearer understanding of a specific problem. This approach aligns directly with the definition of Applied Research.
Key Characteristics of Applied Research
- Purpose: To solve practical, real-world problems.
- Context: Conducted in specific settings (like a field study).
- Methodology: Utilizes existing theories, knowledge, and applicable laws to address the problem identified.
- Goal: To find immediate solutions or gain clear insights into a particular issue.
In contrast, action research focuses on immediate solutions within a specific context by practitioners, and experimental research involves manipulating variables. Research analytics is a broader data analysis field. Therefore, applying existing laws during a field study to clarify a problem is characteristic of applied research.
Important Questions from Educational Policies
Which state became the first to implement "New Education Policy" at pre-primary level?
In which year was the 10 + 2 + 3 pattern of education introduced in India?
Which of the following is/are the indicator(s) of empowered women?
I. Participation in social change
II. Participation in developmental process
Who was the chairman of the review committee which in 1977 recommended that science at the secondary stage should be offered through two equivalent alternate courses?
The SITE experiment was started in the 1970s. What does it stand for?
