facts or data that support a research finding or argument
the results or conclusions of a research study
the result of an action, process, or study
something believed to be true without proof
a basic structure that supports a theory, plan, or system
the careful evaluation or judgment of something
an idea proposed as a starting point for further investigation
the system of methods used in a piece of research
a reference to a source used in academic writing
the evaluation of academic work by other experts in the field
a short summary of a research paper
a long piece of writing on a subject, presented for a degree
a relationship or connection between two things
a factor that can change or vary in an experiment
based on observation or experience rather than theory
relating to descriptions and qualities rather than numbers
relating to numbers and measurable data
a person who studies a subject deeply and is an expert in it
a particular area or branch of academic study
copying someone else's work and presenting it as your own
deserving of trust or belief, especially about a source
thorough, careful, and exact, especially in research or analysis
to check that something is accurate or well-founded
to form a general conclusion from specific instances
to state the opposite of, or disagree with, a fact or statement
to confirm or support a statement with more evidence
to reword someone else's ideas in your own words
to combine information from multiple sources into one clear idea
a summary of existing research on a topic
a list of sources used in a piece of academic writing
a long piece of research writing, usually for an advanced degree
the teaching staff of a university or department
a student studying for their first university degree
a small class where a topic is discussed in depth
the subjects and content taught in a course or program
a document outlining the topics covered in a course
money given to a student to help pay for their studies
money given by an organization to fund research or a project
checked and approved by other experts before being published
a group of people who share a common characteristic being studied
the number of people or items included in a study
the group in an experiment that doesn't receive the treatment being tested
to repeat a study to see if the results are the same
combining two or more academic fields
a detailed analysis of one specific example or situation
a small preliminary study done before the main research