RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

1. Investigation project

   • is the conception of the basic thought or idea and the planning necessary to carry out research work on a particular phenomenon or aspect

2. Topic selection

   • it is the theme, the central issue that is tried to know through research.

3. Delimitation of the topic

   • It is a different and specific statement derived from the topic, which indicates more clearly that we are going to investigate

4. Problem Statement

   • A research problem arises from real situations that do not yet have a known solution, that are not completely solved, or that do not work correctly

5. Research framework (theoretical, referential or conceptual)

   • The objective is to give the research a coordinated and coherent system of concepts, propositions and postulates, which allows obtaining a complete vision of the theoretical system and of the scientific knowledge on the subject.

6. Justification of the investigation

   • Justification is the action of convincingly supporting or supporting a research proposal. It refers to the relevance, importance and significance of the subject under investigation.

7. Hypothesis

   • It is an essential element in research and allows solving the question posed in the problem without necessarily being the final answer. It must be stated clearly, briefly, concisely and in the affirmative, remember that it is a tentative answer to the problem question.

8. Objectives

   • They are defined as the purposes pursued by an investigation, are the results that are expected to be obtained upon completion of the work. If they are clearly stated, they are a guideline in the search for hypothesis testing. They can be of two types: general and particular General: They indicate the broader purpose of the research and are written in a manner consistent with the approach of the research problem Individuals: They are alternate objectives that are set to achieve the general objective

9. Selection of Methodology

   • stage in which the researcher takes a position regarding the different methods and methodological approach and based on them, the choice of techniques and useful instruments to collect the information. This section explains the techniques and tools to be used depend on the type of study to be carried out within the research.

10. Research Conclusions

    • in the case of research, it is the part that allows us to determine and solve the hypothesis assumed at the beginning These are concrete reports that give relevance to important aspects of the job. The conclusions are made in relation to the objectives set within an investigation