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Research Papers
Includes questions related to the research, preparation and composition of formal written reports based on well researched findings and presented ideas.
3,731 Questions
What is a social research question?
Open-ended questions give the respondent the chance to answer in detail, expressing feelings, attitudes, and so forth, but closed-exded questions are those that you might find in a multiple-choice exam, or one that doesn't give opportunity to answer in depth.
How can the government reduce the flow of people from rural areas to urban areas?
Answer 1
They do benefit a little bit, since it can have more workers. However, the city has to expand services if they settle even farther from the centre. The ones who really get benefits are the factories, since they could need workers. The people who got to the city have no work so they accept the factory work, where they pay small amounts and they don't loose money.
Answer 2
It depends on what you mean by "rural migration".
If by rural migration, you mean that people are leaving the cities to go to rural areas, the negative effect should be pretty straightforward. With fewer possible laborers, more factories have to close and industry recedes. When industry recedes, people throughout the country (both rural and urban) need to import goods from other areas or other countries. This further prevents the creation or expansion of local industries and creates a vicious cycle that leads to increasing regional poverty.
If by rural migration, you mean people migrating from rural areas to cities (which is commonly called urban migration), this has historically been positive for the cities. The situation described in Answer 1 only occurs in cities without urban planning and that have very high growth rates. As a result, the infrastructure to accommodate expansion cannot match speed with actual expansion. This results in massive traffic issues. (Cairo, Egypt is a great example of this problem.)
What is background research mean?
what you already know about your topic.
Background research is not the information you already know if it were it would not be called "research". It's really additional information that you look up on your topic and a brief overview of some of the important facts.
Why is the quest a timeless topic that recurs in literature?
Because it is endlessly fascinating to humans who like to believe that their own individual lives have some greater purpose, and because it's an easy money-maker. Additionally, there's an established structure, but still room for character development/unexpected plot twists.
What are alternative data gathering strategies and why are these important to research?
some of that are interviews etc. it helps the research to have more credibility and helps the researcher to have the easier way to gather data.
The problems that India faces with empirical research is that it
has a lack of resources. Researchers usually state that they cannot
gather all of the results of their studies as a result.
At the beginning stages of the research process, what items should you begin to collect?
ALL OF THE ABOVE::
relevant keywords you can use to search for resources at the library
titles of specific books, articles, films, etc., that you can look for at the library
names of authors or important people related to your topic
Do you double space between words on a research paper?
You do not double space between words in your writing assignments. Always use single spacing between words unless the instructor states otherwise. On the other hand, while most writing assignments will use double spacing between lines, the instructor may demand that you use single spacing.
What is a creative title for a English paper on American Dreams?
The American Dream: Lies for a Better Life
Can you suggest different names for my paper presentation?
Not without knowing what the paper was about!
What are facts about narwhals?
1.About 600 years ago people would say a Narwhals tusk is a unicorn horn and sell them
2. There on the endangered list
In basic life support what is the rate of compressions?
The current guidelines state 30:2, that is 30 compressions to two rescue breaths. This is due to new research being released that shows the first 7-10 compressions are used to overcome the arterial compliance that causes the vessels to close without blood flow and to reopen them, hence the raise from 15:2 to 30:2.
-- Note, whilst ratio according to AHA/RCUK 2005 guidelines is 30:2, that is the radio of compressions to ventilations. The compressions should be delivered at a rate of 100/minute
25%
What is an example of plagiarism?
I. Reproducing a drawing or diagram without including information about where you found it.
II. Using someone else's words in your writing without putting quotation marks around them.
Plagiarism is the act of taking someone else's work and passing it off as your own. Both the examples could constitute plagiarism, which is an 'academic' offence. They might also constitute a breach of copyright, which is against the law. But without more information it would be difficult to judge. In the first example, is the drawing so simple that it could be in the 'public domain'? In the second example, have you used lengthy passages or just a phrase or two that could also be considered as being in the public domain. Not only is it good practice to give credit where credit is due, it also demonstrates your teacher that you researched your material.
Difference between currency paper and plain paper?
Curency paper is obtained from pineapple leaves. The leaf is processed and refined to make it smooth.Due to the compression the inter molecular space is also considerably reduced.
Should A conclusion should restate the thesis?
I think that the real answer to this question depends on your teacher. Your teacher is the final authority on this subject as well as your entire research paper.
Throughout college, I was taught to restate the thesis in the conclusion but maybe NOT using the exact words. Personally, I found writing the thesis statement and the conclusion as a creative process. I did not see it as an exact science.
In writing a research paper what does Amp mean?
Amp can be short for Ampere, the unit of electrical current. It is also short for amplifier.
What is an example of a flashback in song lyrics?
In the song "Paradise by the Dashboard Light," the main characters remember an experience they had when they were seventeen. the juxtaposition from the present to that moment in time is a flashback.
I need something for the letter j in an abc book of egypt. anyone got any ideas?
jewellery jackal- Anubis had a jackal head
What are the latest researches in computers and IT?
IT is very revolutionary field.
Latest researches are on field of Artificial Intelligence, Microsoprocessor Designs and so on.
One of remarkable is sixth sense by Pranav Mistry
Also Oracle's remarkable research on grid technology
and Microsoft's cloud computing.
The main area of focus is To make computer easy and handy for corporates, this is the area that suits for heavy bread and butter for research fellows.
By Gaurav Mahajan, India
Discuss the purpose of reserach?
To discover the challenges you will face in a particular market. Without proper research you will not know what to expect and how to compete effectively in the market place.
What is the importance of table setting?
The way you set your table is important, because it influences three things:
It indicates the tone/feeling that people have about being together.
It lets people know that you think they are important enough to put in extra effort for them.
It influences the appearance of the food served.
