Doctoral Discoveries: A PhD Puzzle Challenge

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  1. 3. question What is the specific query or problem that guides a research study?
  2. 11. approval What must researchers obtain from an institutional review board to ensure their study meets ethical standards?
  3. 12. What is the concept describing a cause-and-effect relationship, where one event directly leads to another?
  4. 15. What is the final written document that presents the research findings and is required for the completion of a PhD?
  5. 16. What term describes a relationship between two variables, where a change in one is associated with a change in the other?
  6. 17. What is the unethical practice of using someone else’s work or ideas without proper citation or acknowledgment?
  7. 19. What section of a dissertation allows the researcher to thank individuals and organizations who helped in the completion of their work?
  8. 21. What is a proposed explanation or prediction that can be tested through research?
  9. 22. What concept refers to the consistency of a research study or measuring test, meaning the same results would be obtained if repeated?
  10. 23. What term refers to the extent to which a research study accurately measures what it intends to measure?
  11. 24. research What type of research focuses on non-numerical data, such as interviews, observations, and thematic analysis?
  12. 25. What term refers to the financial support provided for conducting research, often through grants or scholarships?
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  1. 1. presentation What event involves a researcher sharing their findings with peers and professionals at an academic or professional meeting?
  2. 2. study What type of research examines data from a population at a specific point in time, rather than over a period?
  3. 4. What term describes the process of submitting and having research findings printed or distributed in academic journals?
  4. 5. What term refers to the collection of raw data outside of a laboratory or academic setting, often in the natural environment?
  5. 6. proposal What is the document outlining the intended research, including objectives, methodology, and significance, submitted before beginning the full research?
  6. 7. review What section of a research paper summarizes and critiques existing studies relevant to the research topic?
  7. 8. What is the position undertaken by a PhD graduate for further research experience, typically at a university or research institution?
  8. 9. What is the section of a research paper that describes the approach and techniques used to conduct the research?
  9. 10. analysis What term describes the process of using mathematical techniques to interpret, describe, and summarize numerical data in research?
  10. 13. study What type of research involves repeated observations of the same variables over a long period of time?
  11. 14. What is the formal event where PhD candidates present their research and answer questions from a committee to earn their degree?
  12. 18. journal What type of periodical publishes peer-reviewed articles and research papers written by scholars?
  13. 20. What term describes the extent to which research findings can be applied to wider populations or different contexts?