Research investigation: The differences between common home insulation material are insignificant

Description

Gather secondary evidence related to a research question in order to evaluate the claim. Develop your research question based on a number of possible claims provided  Obtain evidence by researching scientifically credible sources, such as scientific journals, books by well-credentialed scientists and websites of governments, universities, independent research bodies or science and technology manufacturers. You must adhere to research conventions. ·       Select a claim to be evaluated ·       Identify the relevant scientific concepts associated with the claim ·       Pose a research question addressing a specific aspect of the claim ·       Conduct research to gather scientific evidence that may be used to address the research question and evaluate the claim ·       Analyse the data to identify sufficient and relevant evidence ·       Identify the trends, patterns or relationships in the evidence ·       Interpret the evidence to construct justified scientific arguments ·       Interpret the evidence to form a justified conclusion to the research question ·       Discuss the quality of the evidence ·       Evaluate the claim by extrapolating the findings of the research question ·       Analyse and identify any limitations present in the evidence you find ·       Suggest relevant future research ideas related to your research topic ·       Communicate findings using appropriate scientific language and genre (i.e. empirical essay) A research journal is to be used as evidence of the research and planning process