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What is inductive research? 🤔
This video explains the inductive approach to research, where theories and generalizations are developed from observations and empirical evidence rather than starting with pre-set hypotheses.

Inductive research is widely used in the social sciences—including anthropology, sociology, and psychology—because it allows researchers to explore complex human and social phenomena. Unlike deductive research, which tests existing theories, inductive research builds new insights from the ground up.

📌 Key Characteristics of Inductive Research:

Observation & data collection (interviews, surveys, case studies)
Pattern recognition in collected data
Theory generation from findings
Bottom-up approach (specific to general)
Flexibility during research
Reliance on qualitative methods (grounded theory, thematic analysis)
Open-ended research questions

By the end, you’ll understand how inductive research works, why it’s valuable, and when to use it in your academic or professional research projects.

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