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IRM1501 October/November (Exam) MEMO | Due 12 October 2026

IRM1501 October/November (Exam) MEMO | Due 12 October 2026

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IRM1501 October/November (Exam) MEMO | Due 12 October 2026. All questions fully answered. QUESTION 1:
Distinguish between scientific and non-scientific research. [15]
QUESTION 2:
Consider the following and answer the question that follow:
“…Research is the discovery of information that is either new or replicates previous findings.
Research becomes scientific when if follows specific methodologies that others may be able to replicate to arrive at similar results. Two types of methodologies are predominant in criminology and criminal justice that provide this sense of science–quantitative and qualitative met…”

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IRM1501 October/November (Exam) MEMO | Due 12 October 2026. All questions fully answered. QUESTION 1:
Distinguish between scientific and non-scientific research. [15]
QUESTION 2:
Consider the following and answer the question that follow:
“…Research is the discovery of information that is either new or replicates previous findings.
Research becomes scientific when if follows specific methodologies that others may be able to replicate to arrive at similar results. Two types of methodologies are predominant in criminology and criminal justice that provide this sense of science–quantitative and qualitative met…”

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IRM1501 October/November (Exam) MEMO | Due 12 October 2026. All questions fully answered. QUESTION 1:
Distinguish between scientific and non-scientific research. [15]
QUESTION 2:
Consider the following and answer the question that follow:
“…Research is the discovery of information that is either new or replicates previous findings.
Research becomes scientific when if follows specific methodologies that others may be able to replicate to arrive at similar results. Two types of methodologies are predominant in criminology and criminal justice that provide this sense of science–quantitative and qualitative met…”

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