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Appendix D: Current Issues on the Utilization of Scientific Findings--Hassan Zohoor
Appendix D: Current Issues on the Utilization of Scientific Findings--Hassan Zohoor
Pages 112-116
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Each society makes every effort to advance science as the most developed stage of knowledge and to exchange and utilize science for increasing knowledge. Each country strives to identify methods for the improvement of cooperation between researchers and decision makers and consequently for increasing the effectiveness of decisions made for comprehensive development.
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No studies have addressed the role of science utilization. Although international agencies have set some indicators for science production processes (e.g., development factors related to universities and research institutes)
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We may summarize some of these limitations, ranging from the irrelevancy of research topics to societal needs, poor quality of research, lack of relationship between scientific findings and societal demand, lack of belief in the research findings of decision makers and managers, and limitations in the acquisition of information. TRENDS IN USING SCIENTIFIC FINDINGS IN DEVELOPMENT The utilization of scientific findings denotes the payoff from scientific and research activities.
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The author believes that existing research obstacles should be removed. However, more important in the improvement of utilization of scientific findings is encouraging managers to base their decisions on research findings.
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In Teachers, Teacher Education and Development: Report on an APEID Regional Meeting of Directors of Educational Research and Development Institutes in the Asia and the Pacific Region: Final Report of a Regional Meeting 7–15 July 1997, Kokuritsu Kyoiku Kenkyujo. Tokyo: National Institute for Educational Research.
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