Research Methods 1 - November 2024 Group by Wilson Tay Tze Vern

wilson_tay — 2024-12-04 06:30:31 UTC

Research Methods I explores the foundation of scientific inquiry in social sciences. It covers quantitative and qualitative approaches, emphasizing research design, data collection techniques, and ethical considerations. Students learn to formulate research questions, develop hypotheses, and critically evaluate existing literature to conduct meaningful academic investigations.

Finding Legal Research Materials

wilson_tay — 2024-12-04 16:07:32 UTC

Find one example of each of the following using one or more of the databases introduced to you in Seminar 2:

(a) A law journal article

(b) A memorable passage from an academic law book

Then, provide a citation in OSCOLA format to each of the items you found in (a) to (c) above. For item (b), pincite to the page number on which the relevant passage appears.

Provide these citations in comments to this post below (remember to add your name to your comment as it may not otherwise be captured by the Padlet feature).

Conceptualizing a Legal Research Project

wilson_tay — 2024-12-04 16:10:04 UTC

What legal question (or questions) are you curious about? You may wish to think about what motivated you to sign up for the LL.M in Healthcare and Medical Law, or some legal issue or concern that you have been considering recently. Briefly describe this question below (approximately 150 words).

What's problematic about plagiarism?

wilson_tay — 2024-12-04 16:13:56 UTC

What do you understand by 'plagiarism' in an academic context, and how seriously should 'plagiarism' be regarded by the academic community? Briefly explain your answer.