1. What are four phases in doing research? Describe each phase.

2 answers:

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I have never heard of the four phases of research, but I know that the scientific method can be summarized in four steps.

1. Observe something in nature.
2. Make a hypothesis (prediction) based on that observation.
3. Design and undergo and experiment to test the validity of your hypothesis.
4. Draw a conclusion about your hypothesis based on the results of your experiment.

Dvinal [7]3 years ago

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Answer: Discovery, data, analyze and ethical

Explanation:

Discovery: The first phase is the discovery phase in which the general knowledge and observation leads to hypothesis.

Data: The second phase include collecting data from every possible place. The sources can be book, article, research papers, online et cetera.

Analyze: The analysis of data takes place where the data relevant to hypothesis is filtered and rest is removed.

Ethical: It is the last phase where the data or procedures are checked that it is ethical or not.

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