INTRODUCTION
CHARACTERISTICS OF RESEARCH
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Detailed explanation-1: -Research ends with a problem because, in most cases, the findings of a study do not provide a complete solution to the initial problem. Instead, they contribute to a broader understanding of the issue and often raise new questions or identify areas where further research is needed.
Detailed explanation-2: -Research starts with a problem and ends with a problem.
Detailed explanation-3: -Research starts with delineating the research problem, i.e. what we want to solve and what questions we want to answer. It is not only forming the problem but also its selection which presupposes experience and overview in the given area. The research problem should ripe and appear gradually.
Detailed explanation-4: -The end of a research study occurs when all procedures in the protocol have been completed for all participants including the period of ‘follow-up’. This is the time when all data collection ceases and the researcher team turn their attention to data analysis.