Major Phases of Research Process

Every research studies goes thru a process. In order to come up with a good research it must follow certain aspect which systemic and scientific steps or methods are involved. It is somehow similar to what science call as cell division in which research process, also likely goes into phases. 

On the other hand research studies need these phases in order to come up with a better result where improvements are needed. In every research studies, they go thru a lot of process before they become a researchable type. They go thru 5 amazing phases in which we are about to know further.


The First phase is called "Conceptual Phase" , in this stage, we are given a moment to think or brainstorm about the problems that is realistic, relevant and timely in which it needs lot of decision making to be made. This phase might be really time consuming but it depends on the researchers field of interests in order to make this phase more likely to be within reach or capabilities in order to come up with a better plan and proceed towards the next phase which would be the construction of research design.

The "Construction of Research Design Phase" is the second stage where it enables the researcher to come up with a specific plan on how to develop or find a tangible solution for the existing problem. This is where you think of what type of research design you would use in order to come up with in order to apply the needs of the subjects pf the study. 

Next phase is what we call the "Empirical Phase". In this stage, it enables the researcher on how collect enough data or information about the subjects or the scope of its study. It could somehow be thru qualitative or quantitaive means depending on what kind of research design you would use. In this way, this helps the researcher to be fully prepared for the next phase in which is called the analytic phase.

"Analytic phase" is the stage where the researchers analyzes such information after it is being gathered. Somehow this phase is closely connected to empirical phase because after you get enough collection of the data, you get to analyze it.

Now that we already knew the 4 phases of research , lets hop on to its last phase and it is no other than "Disseminative Phase". In this phase, information are already clearly analyzed and it is where you must give your detailed reports towards specific audiences depending on what result that the research have come up.

All in all, these major phases of research process are really vital towards researchers because it enables to fully understand the purpose and importance of being inquistive, be able to find answers and also to apply the solutions towards the need of specific people thru the power of research.






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