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Research is a systematic inquiry process that collects and analyzes data to build knowledge, understand issues, and support truths. It significantly contributes to daily life by improving decision-making, developing new technologies, and enhancing various fields such as medicine and environmental protection. Key products of research include smartphones, air conditioning, paracetamol, e-books, and smartwatches, which have transformed everyday living.

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Research is a systematic inquiry process that collects and analyzes data to build knowledge, understand issues, and support truths. It significantly contributes to daily life by improving decision-making, developing new technologies, and enhancing various fields such as medicine and environmental protection. Key products of research include smartphones, air conditioning, paracetamol, e-books, and smartwatches, which have transformed everyday living.

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1. What are the importance of research?

Research is a process of systematic inquiry that entails collection of data; documentation of critical information;
and analysis and interpretation of that data/information, in accordance with suitable methodologies set by
specific professional fields and academic disciplines.
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4. It allows us to disprove lies and support truths.
5. It is a means to find, gauge, and seize opportunities.
6. It promotes a love of and confidence in reading, writing, analysing, and sharing valuable information.
7. It provides nourishment and exercise for the mind.

2. How do research contribute in our daily life?

Research is important in our daily life because it helps to increase our understanding of the world around us. It
can provide us with information to make informed decisions, help us solve problems, and lead to the
development of new technologies and products that improve our quality of life. It can also lead to the discovery
of new knowledge and advancements in various fields such as medicine, science, and technology. Additionally,
research is crucial for planning and evaluation of policies, programs and interventions that affect our daily lives.

 Helps to improve understanding of the world around us


 Enables the development of new technologies
 Improves medical treatments and understanding of disease
 Increases agricultural productivity and food security
 Enhances environmental protection and conservation
 Facilitates the development of new materials and products
 Improves energy efficiency and renewable energy sources
 Improves transportation and infrastructure
 Facilitates disaster management and mitigation
 Improves communication and information sharing
 Helps to increase economic growth and prosperity
 Improves education and lifelong learning
 Enhances public safety and security
 Facilitates the development of new policies and regulations
 Improves the quality of life for individuals and communities
 Helps to increase access to healthcare and social services
 Facilitates the protection of human rights and social justice
 Improves the understanding of human behaviour and social dynamics
 Enhances the study of history and cultural heritage
 Facilitates the development of new forms of art and media
 Improves the understanding of the natural world and biodiversity
 Facilitates the study of the universe and space exploration
 Improves the understanding of the Earth’s climate and weather patterns
 Enhances the study of psychology and mental health
 Facilitates the development of new forms of energy
 Improves the understanding of the oceans and marine life
 Enhances the study of animal behaviour and ecology
 Facilitates the study of genetics and evolutionary biology
 Improves the understanding of the brain and nervous system
 Enhances the study of linguistics and language
 Facilitates the study of geography and earth science
 Improves the understanding of the history of life on Earth
 Enhances the study of anthropology and archaeology
 Facilitates the study of philosophy and ethics
 Improves the understanding of the legal system and criminal justice
 Enhances the study of economics and political science
 Facilitates the study of computer science and information technology
 Improves the understanding of the media and communication
 Enhances the study of sociology and demography
 Facilitates the study of business and management
 Improves the understanding of the financial system and markets
 Enhances the study of education and pedagogy
 Facilitates the study of tourism and recreation
 Improves the understanding of the built environment and urban planning
 Enhances the study of sports science and physical fitness
 Facilitates the study of food science and nutrition
 Improves the understanding of the fashion and design industry
 Enhances the study of the creative arts and performing arts
 Facilitates the study of the energy and resource industries
 Improves the understanding of the service sector and customer service.
3. What is research?
Research is a process of systematic inquiry that entails collection of data; documentation of critical
information; and analysis and interpretation of that data/information, in accordance with suitable
methodologies set by specific professional fields and academic disciplines.
4. What are the purpose why we conduct research?
The purpose of research is to systematically investigate and gather information on a particular topic or
issue, with the aim of answering questions, solving problems, or advancing knowledge. The purpose of
research can vary depending on the field of study, the research question, and the intended audience.

5. What are some products of the research that contributed a lot in our daily life?

Smartphone

It is difficult to explain just how much the invention of smartphones has upended life as we knew it. From
sending messages to taking pictures and creating Oscar-worthy short films, it seems like the iPhone can do it
all. Today with everything just at our fingertips, it is hard to imagine that there was a time when phones were
big bulky devices plugged into our walls.
Air conditioning

Feeling hot? Switch on the air conditioning to cool down. This seems so simple now. We have air
conditioners everywhere now – in our homes, dorm rooms, public transport and even our educational
institutions. Throughout the years, researchers have found ways to make air conditioning more accessible to
everyone.

Paracetamol

Paracetamol is a drug that is very common and easily accessible today. Designed for pain relief, this drug
has come a long since it was first invented. Today, you can pick it up anywhere, from pharmacies to
supermarkets. The discovery of paracetamol was actually an accident. It was discovered when a similar
molecule was added to a patient’s prescription, and paracetamol was later found in their urine.

E-books

Gone are the days of spending money on hard-copy books or running out of space to store all your
books. The development of technology brought about e-books and products like Kindle. Now you can read
anywhere at any time. They not only make life easier but reduce the world’s carbon footprint.

Smartwatch

If you thought smartphones were a great invention, the smartwatch will blow you away. Watches started off
as devices to tell time, but today it is so much more than that. Now watches can be used to answer phone
calls and messages, record your footsteps, make payments and even calculate your heart rate. The first
smartwatch was invented in 1994 and has since gone through many improvements to become what it is
today.

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