1. Greenfield (1996) defines research as follows, "research is an art aided by skill of inquiry, experimental design, data collection, measurement and analysis, by interpretation and presentation". How do you interpret this definition? Is this definition operational enough to run? Explain! 2. Kumar (2011) mentions that there are 3 types of research, namely (i) application, (ii) objectives, (iii) inquiry mode. Based on this type of research, for research related to social problems, for example crime at an early age, what type of research do you think is appropriate to use? Explain! 3. What is meant by value free research and research with values? What is the difference between the two? Give an example for each! 4. Explain what is the difference between quantitative research and qualitative research? To explain, give an example! 5. Focus Group Discussion (FGD) is a method of collecting data/information conducted through interviews with several people (respondents) at the same time in a predetermined place. To find out what impacts the Implementation of Restrictions on Social Activities policy will have, then what should you prepare for this FGD to be successful? Explain