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Research Technique

A practical method or skill applied to a particular task identified as part of a research activity’s methodology.

A Research Technique is a practical method or skill applied to a particular task identified as part of the research.

The object records a description of the technique and the nature of the person’s role in its development.

Fields

2 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
DescriptiontextA description of the technique.
Development RoletextThe nature of the person's role in development of the technique.

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