1. Research conclusions are derived from the research focus and the data which has been collected and interpreted to shed light on the research problem.
2. The planning of the research is valid if it is completely in
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1. Research conclusions are derived from the research focus and the data which has been collected and interpreted to shed light on the research problem.
2. The planning of the research is valid if it is completely in line with the research problem.
3. If any aspect of the research raises questions regarding the validity thereof, the scientific value of the research project is seriously compromised.
4. The scientific quality of a research project is essentially determined by the validity of each aspect (planning, implementation, conclusions) thereof.
5. The implementation of a research project is steered by the aim of the research.
The scientific quality of a research project is essentially determined by the validity of each aspect (planning, implementation, conclusions) thereof, if any aspect of the research raises questions regarding the validity thereof, the scientific value of the research project is seriously compromised. The planning of the research is valid if the completely in line with the research problem. The implementation of a research project is steered by the aim of the research and the research conclusions are derived from the research focus and the data which has been collected and interpreted to shed light on the research problem.
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