Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Characteristics of A Scientific Research
Characteristics of A Scientific Research
Maximize your objectivity. To prevent bias and get the truth, researchers must do
their research "objectively." To acquire an accurate explanation of how the world
operates, objectivity is required. Ideas that demonstrate objectivity are supported by
facts and free of prejudice, which is essentially personal opinion. Even hypotheses,
or theories about how something could work, are expressed objectively in science.
To avoid subjectivity on the outcome of worker and their preference on working from
home, the studies carried in different countries from different higher-income
employees with different backgrounds, values and beliefs and the researchers only
provided data that they got from their research not used their own preconceptions.
Standard rules relating to data analysis are applied. The research will be genuine
and error-free if established procedures for data analysis are followed. This will also
help the researcher build credibility and public support. When the researcher
presents their findings in their publication, they must also abide by standard rules of
data analysis. The research carried out by international team of economists and the
WFH Research Team was based on higher-income employees. This was done so
that the same data gathering guidelines are followed so as to compare the results.
Replication, or the idea that another researcher will do the same study they did in
order to confirm their findings, is welcomed by researchers. One of the most
important ways researchers increase their trust in the validity of their findings is
through replication. When the outcome of one study is confirmed by another, it is
more likely to reflect a trustworthy assertion of novel information. In the case study
Stanford’s Bloom did a study which was also replicated by the WFH Research team,
in that way the validity of the study is tested.