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| Term | Definition |
| Basic Research | 1. The kind of research usually done by academics. Typically tries to uncover universal relationships among variables. This kind of research generally has implications for solving particular problems in specific organizations, but is primarily motivated by a generic desire to understand how things work. 2. Contrasts with applied research. |
| Bedrock assumptions | Assumptions about a theory that are unchallengeable and protected. |
| Behaviorism | The derivation of general laws of how people and animals behave through observation, deduction and (usually verificationist) experiment. |
| Behaviour | The combined observable responses of a person to internal and external stimuli. |
| Bias | Any influence that distorts the results of a research study. |
| Binomial variable | Dichotomous variable (has only two categories or values). |
| Birth Cohort | Group of people born in the same time period so they are likely to share many common experiences. |
| Bivariate Analysis | The analysis of the relationship between two variables. |
| Bracketing | A process used by researchers working within the Husserlian phenomenological tradition to identify their preconceived beliefs and opinions about the phenomenon under investigation in order to clarify how personal biases and experience might influence what is seen, heard and reported. |
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