Research Validation

Research validation refers to the process of ensuring that the findings of a study or experiment are accurate and reliable. This involves checking whether the methods used are appropriate, whether the data gathered is correct, and whether the conclusions drawn are supported by the evidence. Validation helps confirm that the research can be trusted and can be applied to real-world situations. It often includes peer review, replication of studies, and critical evaluation by experts in the field, all aimed at maintaining the integrity and credibility of the research process.