Studies

Systematic investigations conducted to gain knowledge.

research inquiries

Studies refer to systematic investigations or examinations conducted to gain knowledge, understand phenomena, or solve problems in various fields such as science, education, business, and the humanities.

Etymology

From Old French estudier, from Latin studium (eagerness to learn), from studere (to study).

Explain Like I’m 5

Studies are like detectives searching for answers by carefully looking at information and trying to figure things out, like how people learn or what makes a plant grow.

Fun Facts

The word 'study' comes from the Greek word 'skholē', meaning leisure or free time
Early studies were often conducted by philosophers and scholars in their spare time
Statistical methods have become increasingly important in modern studies

FAQ

What is a study? A systematic investigation to gain knowledge
What are different types of studies? Quantitative, qualitative, mixed methods
Why are studies important? They help us understand the world and make informed decisions

Synonyms — Similar or Related Terms

research investigations inquiries

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

research inquiry investigation

Hyponyms — Specific Examples

clinical trials case studies surveys experiments

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

academia science

Indexes

academic analytical community-based

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