Research Concepts

3. The most important facts, ideas, etc.
4. Part of metaphysics that seeks to explain the general being of things and their properties
5. Knowledge comes from things that can be experienced
8. Information that can be shown in numbers.
9. Showing people and experiences as they really are.
11. The central point of something, especially of attention or interest.
13. Compilation of methods used for scientific research and investigation.
15. Branch of philosophy that studies the nature, origin, and limits of knowledge.

1. Based on reason rather than emotions or beliefs.
2. Based on information such as people's opinions.
6. Systematic enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable explanations.
7. Something suggested as a reasonable explanation for facts.
10. Theory or compilation of theories whose core is not questioned
12. Something such as an object, plan, or set of rules that is used to show what something else is like or how it works.
14. Based on known facts but has not yet been proved.