Key vocabulary used in research Crossword

A section in an academic paper which describes how the primary research is conducted, the decisions which were taken, and why.
Adjective for a type of research which is 'pure', i.e. which is the author’s own research rather than what other academics have written or said about something.
A shortened version of a longer text or group of texts which shows only the main ideas or points.
A piece of research which involves asking a subject questions and recording the answers. Detailed answers are not usually recorded; it aims to get a more general picture by using a larger sample.
djective for a type of research which produces results which are measurable or countable (e.g. any kind of number or yes/no answers).
A section of a research paper which summarises, analyses and synthesises the secondary research relevant to the subject.
A purely qualitative method of research, it involves asking a subject questions and recording the answers in detail.
The number of people or objects studied in a piece of research.
A type of research which produces results which are not countable or measurable, for example people's opinions or feelings.
Adjective for a type of research into what other academics have written or said about the subject being studied, e.g. from academic books or articles.