Thank you! I've been struggling on what to include in the methodology, I hadn't thought to include the Analysis bit in there, so this was a timely video for me. Most videos out there are targeted towards the non-stem field and the stem-field ones are in the medical/biology field.
PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON FULL PROFESSORS WHO TAKE FIRST-AUTHORSHIPS IN PHD AND POSTDOC STUDENTS' WORK. THIS IS A HUGE SCAM IN ACADEMIA AND RESEARCH WHICH IS TOTALLY HUSHED UP AND UNADDRESSED.
Limitations are external factors that may impact the study, while delimitations are the specific choices and boundaries set by the researcher to define the scope of the research. Sei que estava esperando a resposta dele, todavia já me adiantei. De nada colega 😂
I wish Andy was my professor of Scientific Research Methods & Ethics! I mean, our professor is also pretty much a decent social scientist and deeply into the topic including statistics and always working on another paper, but his delivery is not anyhow close to Andy's. I love your channel, sir. Just as if I'm watching Breaking Bad 🤘 5:58 exactly😆it's all about deep analysis☝
I would say in theory yes - you just putting a peg of what kind of question you are able to answer. In very banal and simple way, I would say it is like looking in fridge and then deciding what to cook vs. going to shop for ingredients and then cooking. Same activity, but different starting point where first is limited, and second is open to the outcome (I removing time needed and other possible incentives, just looking at raw ingredient). Sorry for banal comparison, just had lunch so I was inspired to write it that way.
It's amazing how proud of himself he is spelling "methodology" correctly. 🎉
Honestly, I love learning from you Andy but I love the humor aspect more. Makes learning easy😅😅
LOVE THE DRAMA YOU CREATED EACH TIME😂THANK YOU！
I'm going to a REU this summer for photovoltaic cells and you're channel helped me a lot in getting it I believe so thank you!
Thank you! I've been struggling on what to include in the methodology, I hadn't thought to include the Analysis bit in there, so this was a timely video for me. Most videos out there are targeted towards the non-stem field and the stem-field ones are in the medical/biology field.
This is so timely! I’m starting my comps - one will be on my methodology!
Been watching this channel for a while and I really enjoy how more recently Andy has been having a bit more fun with it, I love the silly humour 😂
Thanks for your support. I've really been having fun with the videos!
finally, this theme I have been waiting for a long time.
PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON FULL PROFESSORS WHO TAKE FIRST-AUTHORSHIPS IN PHD AND POSTDOC STUDENTS' WORK. THIS IS A HUGE SCAM IN ACADEMIA AND RESEARCH WHICH IS TOTALLY HUSHED UP AND UNADDRESSED.
Very insightful❤
I really appreciate your videos. Can you share how to choose a theoretical framework?
Getting clear on your research question is key
This Chanel is so, useful
Can you please differentiate between "limitations" and "delimitations"? Thanks!
Limitations are external factors that may impact the study, while delimitations are the specific choices and boundaries set by the researcher to define the scope of the research. Sei que estava esperando a resposta dele, todavia já me adiantei. De nada colega 😂
I wish Andy was my professor of Scientific Research Methods & Ethics! I mean, our professor is also pretty much a decent social scientist and deeply into the topic including statistics and always working on another paper, but his delivery is not anyhow close to Andy's. I love your channel, sir. Just as if I'm watching Breaking Bad 🤘 5:58 exactly😆it's all about deep analysis☝
Can I use a reversed approach...mean I preset the method that I am familiar with, and carry the RQ, RO and Hypothesis around it.
I would say in theory yes - you just putting a peg of what kind of question you are able to answer.
In very banal and simple way, I would say it is like looking in fridge and then deciding what to cook vs. going to shop for ingredients and then cooking. Same activity, but different starting point where first is limited, and second is open to the outcome (I removing time needed and other possible incentives, just looking at raw ingredient). Sorry for banal comparison, just had lunch so I was inspired to write it that way.
Yes, that's called *inductive research.*
Andy goes Bananas ?