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Research aims to increase understanding of phenomena through systematically collecting and analyzing information. It contributes to knowledge which comes from empirical observation and experimentation, as well as logical reasoning from basic principles.
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- 1. Knowledge of belief Many of the conclusions reached through common sense. Apriory Research is the systematic Practical knowledge Basic Research process of collecting and We arrive at this Knowledge as analyzing information to Research authority type of knowledge increase our understanding by starting with a This knowledge of the phenomenon under set of axioms about comes from a study. It is the function of the researcher to contribute to some phenomenon source which is accepted at face the understanding of the by using reason and value. phenomenon and to logic. communicate that understanding to others. Applied Research Empirical knowledge We arrive at knowing something through the processes of observation and experimentation.