What is pre reaserch

"Pre-research" is not a widely recognized or established term in the academic or research community. It's possible that you might be referring to "preliminary research" or "preliminary investigation."it means researching and analysing your strategies.

 Preliminary research refers to the initial phase of a research project or study where researchers gather background information, explore relevant literature, and formulate research questions or hypotheses before conducting a full-scale investigation. It involves getting a general sense of the topic, identifying gaps in existing knowledge, and determining the feasibility and scope of the research. During this phase, researchers might conduct literature reviews, explore existing data, and engage in discussions with experts in the field to refine their research objectives and methodologies. Preliminary research helps researchers ensure that their study is well-informed, relevant, and properly designed before they commit to a more extensive research endeavor.

 If you had a specific context or intended meaning in mind for "pre-research," please provide more details, and I'd be happy to offer more specific information. Pre-research is like preparing for a big journey. Before you start, you need to gather information, plan your route, and make sure you have everything you need. In the same way, before scientists or researchers begin their big study, they do some "pre-research" to learn about the topic, figure out what they want to find out, and make sure their study plan is good. It's like getting ready before you start your important adventure!