Research Project

Question 1

it refers to systematic investigation for
information

Answer 1

Research

Question 2

It is seeking truth, information, or
knowledge by asking questions

Answer 2

Inquiry

Question 3

• It begins with a question
• It is the process of asking about or
  investigating something to find out more
  about it.

Answer 3

Inquiry-based Learning

Question 4

Five Elements of Inquiry based learning

Answer 4

1. Inquire – formulating questions
2. Research- Identify resource
3. Evaluate
4. Construct- Reformulate, re-examine

Question 5

is a way of inquiring ideas that will help
you to develop concepts and focusing
techniques by asking questions

Answer 5

Brainstorming

Question 6

Two Phases of Brainstorms

Answer 6

1. Idea Generation
2. Evaluation

Question 7

Benefits of Brainstorming

Answer 7

1. Brainstorming is more fun.
2. Brainstorming can generate a positive
   organizational climate.
3. Brainstorming can inspire talented and
   highly skilled employees to remain in an
   organization

Question 8

Why do we do research?

Answer 8

1. Add to existing knowledge
2. Improve practice
3. Inform policies
4. Solve problems, not emergencies

Question 9

Consideration in Choosing a Research Topic

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1. Interest in the Subject Matter
2. Availability of Materials
3. Timeliness & Relevance of the topic
4. Limitations of the Subject
5. Personal Resources

Question 10

-It helps trim down a broad topic to a
more manageable question
-Set the directions where your study will
go

Answer 10

Research Question

Question 11

Two Types of Problems

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1. General Problem
2. Specific Problem
   2.1 Non-Researchable Questions
   2.2 Researchable Questions

Question 12

Characteristics of NON-RESEARCHABLE
QUESTIONS/INFERENTIAL QUESTIONS

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1. Answerable by YES or NO
2. Requires advance statistical tool.
3. These are often basis for hypothesis.

Question 13

It sets boundaries and parameters of the
problem inquiry and narrows down the
scope.

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Scope and Delimitation of the Study

Question 14

Overview of their research

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Background of the Study

Question 15

Prediction of what your study will find.

Answer 15

Hypothesis

Question 16

Include related theories and principles
that were established and proven by
authorities

Answer 16

Theoretical Framework

Question 17

A diagrammatic representation that
provides a guide to the researchers in
conducting research.

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Conceptual Framework

Question 18

The terms or jargons are clarified and
are clearly defined for the readers of
the paper.

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DEFINITION OF TERMS

Question 19

(TWO TYPES OF DEFINITION) - Refers to the dictionary meaning

Answer 19

Conceptual Definition

Question 20

TWO TYPES OF DEFINITION

• The meaning of the concept or terms as used in a
  particular study.

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Operational Definition

Question 21

GUIDELINES IN PRESENTING A TERM

Answer 21

1. If there are uncommon acronyms, spell
   them out and give the meaning.
2. Definitions should be clear, concise, and unambiguous.
3. Only words or phrases that have special meanings in the study are defined.
4. Define terms conceptually,
   operationally, or both.

Question 22

It refers to the contribution(s) to and
impact of the study on a research field.

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Significance of the Study

Question 23

It is a comprehensive analysis &
presentation of literature and studies
related to the research

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Review of Related Literatures and Studies

Question 24

In writing a Report of Original Research, the following should include:

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1. The problem
2. Participants
3. Essential Features of the study
4. Method
5. Basic Findings
6. Conclusions

Question 25

Citation Styles

Answer 25

1. American Psychological Association (APA) - BOOKS Format 2. Modern Language Association (MLA) 3. Chicago Manual of Styles (CMS)