RESEARCH METHODS MADE EASY: A Compendium for Research Scholars

This book’s central philosophical tenet is that, despite the differences in content, these disciplines share a similar general approach to a research question. When a PhD student is familiar with the techniques, tools, and procedures that support academic research, the process becomes relatively straightforward.
By giving students an understanding of the concepts and methods of both qualitative and quantitative research, grants for research proposals, primary research study, data collection, thesis report writing, and writing a synopsis of a PhD thesis, this book thoroughly covers these academic fields. It demystifies intricate theories and procedures with straightforward examples. There has been a lot of debate over the years about what research is, how it should be done, and whether some approaches are “better” than others. It is neither feasible nor desirable to go into further detail in this book, even though we have discussed some of these topics in the pertinent chapters. As a result, we have covered all research facets in the pertinent chapters.