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RES PROJ Flashcards

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It is a summary of writings or literature on a specific subject or theme.

It is a survey of the most current, academic, and relevant work in the subject/topic area.

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Literature review

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It is NOT a summary of articles, texts, or journals; or

It is NOT an analytical, opinionative, or argumentative essay.

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Literature review

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comprises scholarly publications that report original empirical and theoretical work in the
natural and social sciences, and within an academic field, often abbreviated as the literature.

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Scientific literature

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is a critical account of what has been published on a topic by accredited researchers.

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Scientific literature

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are the primary means of disseminating the findings of scientific study, and it serves as a
permanent record of the scientific community’s accomplishments over time.

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Scientific Literature

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A lack of information or knowledge in a particular research area.

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Blind spot/ Research gap

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These are the things that are not yet covered by the study

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Blank Spot

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a type of literature review in which it presents the current research by merging it
into a wider framework or a larger body of knowledge and determine its contribution and impact to the specific field of study.

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Context Review

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a specialized type of literature review in which the researcher organizes the
related researches according to the period of time it was conducted.

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Historical Review

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a common type of literature review in which the researcher introduces and
summarizes the recent knowledge of the study.

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Integrative Review

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a literature review in which the researcher demonstrates his or her
understanding of a specific body of knowledge.

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Self-study Review

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a literature review in which the researcher introduces several theories or concepts that are focused on a specific topic. It is particular on the theories and concepts being highlighted on other researches and compare them to the current study basing on its framework, hypothesis, consistency, and justification.

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Theoretical Review

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– researchers opportunity during the masteral program. It is a compilation of research that proves you are knowledgeable about the information learn throughout your graduate program.

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Theses

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researchers opportunity during a doctorate program to contribute new knowledge,
theories or practices to your field.

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Dissertation

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  • Articles are written by a scholar in the field and the researcher is always
    identified
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Scholarly Journals

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16
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A sophisticated search engine to help you get the most out of your library research.

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WPI Library Search

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  • is a research area where they focus on science fields that include the scientific study of living organisms.
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Life Science

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Example:
* Antibacterial activity of Katmon (Dillenia philippinensis rolfe) Against Streptococcus pyogenes
* Hypoglycemic Effect of Serpentina (Andrographis paniculata) Leaves as a Supplemental Tea
for Type-II Diabetes

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Life Science

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is the application or study of the applications of scientific knowledge for technological
advancement

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Applied

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Example:
* Rambutan Peel Dye as Sensitized Solar Cells
* The Use of Algal Polysaccharides Alginates as Bio Sorbent from Aragan Seaweed
(Sargassum Crassifolium) in the Reduction of Heavy Metal Ions in Fishponds

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applied science

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is an interdisciplinary science and engineering field dedicated to designing, building and
using mechanical robots

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robotics

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Example:
* Fighter (Fire extinguishing, Intelligent, Governing, Heat Sending, Two-way mode, Evading
obstacle Robot)
* ABATouch GarBin: Arduino-Based Automated Touchless Garbage Bin

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robotics

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a category of a research problem which is more concerned with an inventive new
product or service than with an incremental one.

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innovation

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24
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These include journal papers, conference papers, monographic series,
technical reports, theses, and dissertations.

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Primary Literature

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These include reviews, monographs, textbooks, treatises, handbooks, and manuals. These take time to produce and usually cite key “primary” publications on the topic.

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Secondary Literature

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also known as the introduction section, is typically the part of a paper or manuscript that is read the most and is usually read first by readers

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Research Background

27
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it refers to the detailed plan or strategy that outlines how researchers intend to
conduct a research study. It is a framework for every stage of the collection and analysis of data.

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Research Design

28
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  • is a structure that organizes and presents the key concepts, variables, and relationships in a study
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Conceptual framework

29
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is a set of interconnected concepts, definitions, and propositions that
presents a systematic view of phenomena by specifying relationships among variables.

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Theoretical framework

30
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Specifying a way data to be collected is not the main purpose of a _________

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hypothesis

31
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The purpose of the __________ section in a research paper is to explain why the research is important or necessary

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introduction

32
Q

One of the potential drawback of using only one source is that the research paper
lacks ____

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diverse perspectives on the topic.

33
Q

The very first step in identifying a theoretical dilemma to solve through experimentation
is to _________

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find a topic.

34
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One of the purpose of including major variables in a research title is to summarize the
_________

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main idea of the paper.

35
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The purpose of describing the background of research is to present a _____ and ______

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historical and theoretical context for the study.

36
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In choosing a topic for a scientific problem, do not choose the one that is easiest or
just because your teacher suggests but rather __________

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make a list of potential topics and
choose the one that interests you the most.

37
Q

The function of research is that it obtains ________

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knowledge for practical use like solving
problem.

38
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T or F. The question “Which aspects of classes make them more enjoyable for high school students?” is too broad in scope.

A

T

39
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A _____________must be the problem which causes concern for everyone.

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research problem

40
Q

A research title with a scientific name be made more understandable to non-expert readers through using __________

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common names for the subject in addition to the scientific name.

41
Q

_________ of some senior high school students is the problem does the study wish to
solve

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Tardiness

42
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What makes a problem researchable is that when a phenomenon requires ____________

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explanation.

43
Q

A ___________ is a research question that aims to determine
the significant relationship between the variables under study.

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relationship-based research question

44
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Importance of RRL:

A

It guides the researcher in selecting a best research problem or
topic.

45
Q

In hypothesis test: the null hypothesis is not rejected unless there is ______________

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sufficient evidence
to reject it.

46
Q

A __________ is a research question that aims to determine the
significant difference between groups or sets of tests on groups.

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comparative research question

47
Q

The purpose of research is to(3)

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inform action,
to prove or generate a theory and
to augment knowledge

48
Q

A research problem is typically characterized by being ______, focusing
on a particular aspect or issue within a broader field of study.

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specific and narrow,

49
Q

T or F. In research title, changes is allowed even if it’s approved by the adviser/panel.

A

T

50
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T or F. A research title typically does not mention every single participant and setting involved
in the study.

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T

51
Q

Funding source of the study can potentially introduce _____, as researchers funded by
certain organizations may have conflicts of interest.

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bias

52
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Example Research Question: Is there a significant difference between the level of motivation of male
and female Grade 12 students? Null and alternative?

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Null Hypothesis (Ho) - There is no significant difference between the level of motivation of male and female Grade 12 students.

Alternative Hypothesis (Ha) - There is a significant difference between the level of motivation of
male and female Grade 12 students

53
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error when rejecting the null hypothesis when it is true.

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Type I (false-positive error)

54
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error when failing to reject the null hypothesis when it is false.

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Type II (false-negative error)

55
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Organizing references according to APA style should be in ________ order

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alphabetical

56
Q

In referencing a website, the title of the website should be ______

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italicized.

57
Q

In referencing a website, the ____ should come first

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author/sponsor/organization

58
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An APA in-text citation consists of_____

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the author’s last name and year of publication

59
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Format that includes page numbers. Example

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(Smith, 2020, p.170)

60
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No author:
1 author:
2 authors:
3 or more authors:
No date:

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(“Title of the Work,” 2024)

(Taylor, 2024)

(Taylor & Kotler, 2024)

(Taylor et al., 2024)

(Author, n.d.)

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Do you need to reference a quotation if you put it in my own words?

A

Yes, it is okay but you must still acknowledge the original source by inserting an in-text citation and include the full reference in your
reference list to avoid accusations of plagiarism.

62
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Characteristic of a Good Research Title

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Summarize the main idea of the paper
* Be a concise statement of the topic
* Include major variables
* Show the relationship of the main variable under study
* Include the major task of the researcher
* Mention the participants and setting in genera

63
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3 Key Points of Literature Review

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  • what the research says (theory)
  • how the research was carried out (methodologies)
  • what is missing (gap

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