Superficial research

Research methodologies are too often employed superficially, simply to describe and categorize within the well-trodden arena of the possible, believable or assimilative. They do not synthesize and interpret data in such a way as to expand society.

1. New knowledge and skills require vision in order to be applied effectively. When analysis of data is not synthesized into workable solutions for problems, then the result is inadequate research inapplicable to the requirements of the whole of society.

1. Irresponsible experts
2. Imbalanced research activity
3. Dehumanized individual scientific research

1. Superficial research on the total human process

1. Inadequate monitoring of marine extinction
2. Disagreement among experts

1. Irrelevant scientific activity
2. Inadequacies of foreign consultants
3. Deliberate ignorance during policy-making
4. Collusion between administrators of funding agencies and programme formulators

1. Cruel treatment of animals for research
2. Bias in scientific research

1. Extending research

1. Superficiality