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This 8 page paper considers what is meant by ‘good research’, what makes good research and the different types of constraints faced by the various approaches to research and looks at whether or not there is a ‘best approach’ to research. The bibliography cites 11 sources.
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question is the starting place, this may be a question without an answer, where aspects such as grounded theory may be used, or it maybe a hypothesis with a corresponding
null hypothesis, seeking to ascertain if a theory is correct. Each type of research has a role to play, but there are also commonalties with the need for objective approaches
and methodologies that can be repeated. The starting place for a paper such as this may look to a standard that has been laid down. AS research is such
a wide area, one report that may be of use is the Nolan Committee, a committee that put together standards for public life in 1995. As research also needs to
be scrutinised, the seven key factors are very applicable here, these are selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty and leadership (MRC, 2000). Aspects may include the design of the
research and ensuring that all aspect meet not only the researchers moral standards, but also of the ethical committees for the topic concerned, ensure there are cross checks to ensure
accuracy of the study and the analysis of the results (MRC, 2000). The consideration of any risks to the subjects also has to be considered, and any relevant disclosures made,
as seen with medical research (MRC, 2000). The first stage is the formation of the question, a poorly phrased question may lead to poor research, as it will result
in a lack of definition in the research and the processes may not be sufficiently targeted. This will usually originate from an idea of the researcher, such as an interest
they have, or an issue they have already come across or possibly studied. Otherwise it may be a question the researcher finds needs answering for their other interests, or the
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