Category: Research Methodology
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Methodological Rigor: A Criteria of a Good Research
Law and You > Research Methodology > Methodological Rigor: A Criteria of a Good Research List of Sub-Topics Good research is characterized by several key criteria that ensure its quality, reliability, relevance, originality, clarity, precision, methodological rigor, validity, ethicality, transparency, significance, logical consistency, contribution of knowledge, practical feasibility, Generalizability, critical thinking, and replicability. These criteria…
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Clarity and Precision: A Criteria of a Good Research
Law and You > Research Methodology > Originality: A Criteria of a Good Research List of Sub-Topics Good research is characterized by several key criteria that ensure its quality, reliability, relevance, originality, clarity, precision, methodology rigor, validity, ethicality, transparency, significance, logical consistency, contribution of knowledge, practical feasibility, Generalizability, critical thinking, and replicability. These criteria help…
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Originality: A Criteria of a Good Research
Law and You > Research Methodology > Originality: A Criteria of a Good Research List of Sub-Topics Good research is characterized by several key criteria that ensure its quality, reliability, relevance, originality, clarity, precision, methodology rigor, validity, ethicality, transparency, significance, logical consistency, contribution of knowledge, practical feasibility, Generalizability, critical thinking, and replicability. These criteria help…
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Relevance: A Criteria of a Good Research
Law and You > Research Methodology > Relevance: A Criteria of a Good Research List of Sub-Topics Good research is characterized by several key criteria that ensure its quality, reliability, relevance, originality, clarity, precision, methodology rigor, validity, ethicality, transparency, significance, logical consistency, contribution of knowledge, practical feasibility, Generalizability, critical thinking, and replicability. These criteria help…
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Types of Research Paradigms
Law and You > Research Methodology > Types of Research Paradigms A research paradigm is a fundamental framework or set of beliefs that guides how research is conducted. It encompasses the underlying assumptions about reality, knowledge, and the nature of inquiry. Different paradigms influence how researchers design studies, collect and interpret data, and draw conclusions.…
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Use of Computer in Legal Research
The disruptive nature of Information & Communication Technologies (ICT) affects all aspects of human endeavour including legal research activities and processes. ICT is seen as a great potential tool, catalyst, enabler or enhancer in supporting research work of any kind, access to justice, most importantly in terms of improving timely delivery and efficiency in judiciary…
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Doctrinal and Non-Doctrinal Research
Research is the careful and systematic investigation and consideration of study regarding a particular concern or research problem using scientific methods. Research can also be considered as the process of discovering new knowledge. This knowledge can be either the development of new concepts or the advancement of existing knowledge and theories, leading to a new…
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Inductive Logical Reasoning or Induction Method
Legal reasoning as a concept is a process of thinking which helps a researcher to come to decision relating to law. Law is a tool of social control that attempts to resolve conflicts in the society, to direct current activity while maintaining continuity with the past, and to control the future by laying down procedures,…
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Deductive Logical Reasoning or Deduction Method
Legal reasoning as a concept is a process of thinking which helps a researcher to come to decision relating to law. Law is a tool of social control that attempts to resolve conflicts in the society, to direct current activity while maintaining continuity with the past, and to control the future by laying down procedures,…
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Collection of Data for Research
A statistical survey is a scientific process of collection and analysis of numeric data. Human population survey is used in government, health, social science, and marketing sectors. The need for new data starts when data do not yet exist or when existing data do not fully satisfy the needs of the person or organization. In…