Assignment Sample Research File Creative Research
Introduction
A brief description of research sources are explained and their uses for our development in different fields. These points are explained in the documentation so that different ways can be found for developing by taking the help of reliable research sources, which helps the author to have proper ideas to write without any plagiarism. Therefore, it provides the readers with a proper source for having a good idea. Henceforth, the following documentation will include more detail ideas about research sources. It is going to state how it helps viewers and authors who depend on the research sources.
b. Description of research sources
Research sources are mainly distinguished in primary and secondary sources. Primary sources include the fore-most data or information about the topic, which consists of evidence about any person or object or any kind of event, which is directly linked with the topic. Other than that, it consists of indigenous materials, which helps the researchers in understanding what actually happened at that time. According to Padilha et al. (2017), the readings tell that historical studies and scientific research have been published over time. Secondary sources are mainly created or generated by someone who has not experienced that event first hand. This is done by analyzing primary sources, it provides different pictures or graphics, or it can be a quote also to support the source for having a clear view.
i. Development methods
A complete research source includes some steps that can be developed for better purposes. Accordingly, the experiment is the first thing done; an experiment is done with different participants of the experiment that can be compared for getting better results. Better surveys are done for collecting information and facts from a large group of people so that it is confirmed that the source is reliable. According to Correia et al. (2021), obtaining raw data from web pages or social media is desirable but requires consideration. There are two types of surveys, which are known as one-time surveys and another as before and after surveys. Questionnaires are typically done with people who do not have time for interviews or experiments. It contains some multiple-choice questions and open-ended questions for the people that provide open-minded answers given the people.
A case study usually includes the detailed study of that particular case, which is done by different methods of data collection, and analysation, which gives detailed observations. Finally, the observation trials are done for the final confirmation of the whole case study. This mainly aims towards determining whether there is any link between one or another factor because sometimes different people experience different characteristics; hence confirmation is needed for developing a good research source.
c. Uses of research source
The use of research sources mainly depends on what is the research inquiry and what are the basic points are to be cleared. Research source comes from experiences, print media, books, newspapers or journals. According to Alonso et al. (2017), large or big information or data can complicate database management. Uses of notebooks, sketchbooks or mood boards in research sources can help in understanding the event or the case very clearly.
- The researchers use notebooks for keeping records of their experiments. Notebooks can help in organizing, and it acts as a memory aid.
- Sketchbooks play an important role in research because it improves the observation skills, and it can represent any object, person, animal or any landscape in a more realistic way, it can be used for future reference too. According to Alonso et al. (2017), massive data comes from multiple sources of information.
- Mood boards are very efficient because they are used for transferring ideas in the film or fashion world, and advertisements are done with them. Mood boards help in visual projects. Thus a large executive team is working.
i. Demonstration of reasoning for design and creative choices
Design is the core activity of reasoning because it generates ideas for performance to understand the design activity clearly. According to Alonso et al. (2017), massive data requires new technologies for capturing different sources. Those ideas can be used in developing tools or methods, which can improve the effectiveness of the design. At the same time, a good creative design can help in building a strong impression and brand identity.
Figure 1: Design and Creative thinking
(Source: Khajavy, MacIntyre and Barabadi 2018)
d. Discussion of findings and communicate
After conducting and analysing research, it is very important that your findings be written as your results. Many researchers do very good research; however, they are stuck at the point when they have to communicate about their research and explain it by providing written results. According to Khajavy, MacIntyre and Barabadi (2018), prepare students who are willing to speak even in other foreign languages. When discussing research, one should start the communication by one paragraph summarization with key findings. One should never rely on others that somebody else will intuitively appreciate or give importance to your work.
e. Conclusion
From this documentation, a clear idea has been furnished on what is actually a research source and what is its implementation. Individually briefly, discussed development methods and how they can be use to develop our knowledge. Uses of research sources are mentioned with the specialities and requirement of notebooks, sketchbooks and mood boards in research by the researchers. Leading with a demonstration of design and creative choices are provided with proper reasons to explain it. Finally, discussions on findings and communications are done.
Reference
Alonso, S.G., de la Torre Diez, I., Rodrigues, J.J., Hamrioui, S. and Lopez-Coronado, M., 2017. A systematic review of techniques and sources of big data in the healthcare sector. Journal of medical systems, 41(11), pp.1-9. Available at: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Sofiane_Hamrioui/publication/320403532_A_Systematic_Review_of_Techniques_and_Sources_of_Big_Data_in_the_Healthcare_Sector/links/59e457c2a6fdcc7154e00b89/A-Systematic-Review-of-Techniques-and-Sources-of-Big-Data-in-the-Healthcare-Sector.pdf
Correia, R.A., Ladle, R., Jarić, I., Malhado, A.C., Mittermeier, J.C., Roll, U., Soriano‐Redondo, A., Veríssimo, D., Fink, C., Hausmann, A. and Guedes‐Santos, J., 2021. Digital data sources and methods for conservation culturomics. Conservation Biology. Available at: https://conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdfdirect/10.1111/cobi.13706
Khajavy, G.H., MacIntyre, P.D. and Barabadi, E., 2018. Role of the emotions and classroom environment in willingness to communicate: Applying doubly latent multilevel analysis in second language acquisition research. Studies in Second Language Acquisition, 40(3), pp.605-624. Available at: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Elyas-Barabadi/publication/320818978_ROLE_OF_THE_EMOTIONS_AND_CLASSROOM_ENVIRONMENT_IN_WILLINGNESS_TO_COMMUNICATE/links/5a202861a6fdcc2dc2aedd09/ROLE-OF-THE-EMOTIONS-AND-CLASSROOM-ENVIRONMENT-IN-WILLINGNESS-TO-COMMUNICATE.pdf
Padilha, M.I., Bellaguarda, M.L.R., Nelson, S., Maia, A.R.C. and Costa, R., 2017. The use of sources in historical research. Texto Contexto Enferm, 26(4), p.e2760017. Available at: https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/206234749.pdf
