. شماره دانشجوی ی1. What is the term Ex post facto research?1.522. How do you think of the objective of exploratory research?3. Name the action sequence in a research process (7 steps in chronological order).3.54. Mention two steps that are involved in formulating the research problem.1.55. Explain four approaches for hypothesis formulation.2.56. a) What is the purpose of research design? b) Name four different research designs?3.57. Name just three methods to perform random sampling?1.58. What is the difference between a quota and stratified sampling?9. What is the main aim of applied and fundamental research?

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1. What is the term Ex post facto research? 2. How do you think of the objective of exploratory research? 3. Name the action sequence in a research process (7 steps in chronological order). 4. Mention two steps that are involved in formulating the research problem.

1. What is the term Ex post facto research? 2. How do you think of the objective of exploratory research? 3. Name the action sequence in a research process (7 steps in chronological order). 4. Mention two steps that are involved in formulating the research problem.

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. شماره دانشجوی ی
1. What is the term Ex post facto research?
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2. How do you think of the objective of exploratory research?
3. Name the action sequence in a research process (7 steps in chronological order).
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4. Mention two steps that are involved in formulating the research problem.
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5. Explain four approaches for hypothesis formulation.
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6. a) What is the purpose of research design? b) Name four different research designs?
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7. Name just three methods to perform random sampling?
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8. What is the difference between a quota and stratified sampling?
9. What is the main aim of applied and fundamental research?

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