2: Identifying the Problem and Asking the Question Flashcards
provides context to the information discussed throughout the research process
Background of the Study
may include both important and relevant studies
Background of the Study
will deliberate your statement of the problem, rationale, and research questions
Background of the Study
Links the introduction to the research study and guarantees logical flow of ideas
Background of the Study
help readers understand and comprehend the reason and explanation for conducting the study
Background of the Study
analytical tool with several variations and contexts that can be applied in different categories or work where an overall picture is needed in order to come up with the desired goal
Conceptual Framework
necessary to make conceptual and theoretical distinctions and organize ideas
Conceptual Framework
provide evidence of academic standards and procedure that validates the authenticity of the study
Conceptual Framework
proposes an explanation and clarification of why the study is relevant and how the researched expects to fill the gap in the literature
Theoretical and Conceptual Framework
4 Steps in writing a conceptual framework
- Conduct a Literature Review
- Create a flow chart
- Write a narrative
- Return and revise
vital to all research endeavors
Research Hypothesis
prediction of the relationship between two variables
Hypothesis
3 ways of expressing the hypothesis
- As a one-sentence hypothesis
- As a research question
- As a title for your paper
used to describe the substantive focus of the study
Statement of the Problem
poses initial research questions, forecasts literature to be discussed, as well as the limitations of the study
Statement of the Problem
