Research Methods - Chapter 02 - Applied vs. Basic Research

This video covers material from Research Methods for the Behavioral Sciences (4th edition) by Gravetter and Forzano.
This video was created for Abe's Research Methods class at NAU.

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We kinda want to research about a an alternative fire resistant material. Where do we get the respondents?

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Plz give example about basic research in terms of sports

[@merlepatterson]

A government might engage in applied research towards its population, while a population might engage in basic research towards its government.

[@txnhb]

This still makes no sense and there is so much subjective opinion that can be inserted. How could Einsteins research be basic if everything he found is applied to knowledge?

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