Research Methods

This article explains the key differences between primary research (collecting original, first-hand data through surveys, interviews, and observations) and secondary research (analyzing and synthesizing existing published data and literature). It provides a comprehensive guide to help researchers choose the most appropriate methodology for their specific research needs.

This article explores the fundamental differences between basic research (curiosity-driven investigation to expand knowledge) and applied research (problem-focused studies to develop practical solutions). It covers their distinct methodologies, objectives, and real-world applications with examples from various fields including medicine, technology, and environmental science.