Research Process Blog

The Research Process Blog

This blog is focused on demystifying the research process for those students, alumni, and faculty who are interested in getting involved with research or who are actively working on research projects. See below for the latest in the series.

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Has Your Research Been Approved?

Learn more about various research approval processes, including those specific to the University of Phoenix.

Avoid Predatory Publishers

Guidance for University-affiliated research looking to publish with a reputable journal.

Addressing Common Roadblocks

Learn more about common issues encountered by researchers and how to overcome them.

Align Your Research

Review the importance of aligning your research from the start of the research process.

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How Do You Know You Have a Research-Worthy Problem?

Posted on June 27, 2017 4:29 pm MST, by Domonique White
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Ellis and Levy define research-worthiness, describe its characteristics, provide examples, and describe what is not a research-worthy problem.

Ethics and Integrity in Peer Reviewed Research

Posted on June 27, 2017 10:06 am MST, by Pamela Ann Gordon
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Dr. Pamela Gordon discusses the importance of ethics in the peer-reviewing process and the impact research misconduct has on the community as a whole. 

Researcher Responsibility in the Peer Review Process

Posted on June 16, 2017 9:48 am MST, by Pamela Ann Gordon
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Learn more about the researcher's responsibility in maintaining the integrity of their research, and how it correlates to the peer review process.

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