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a document publicly declaring the position or program of its issuer. It advances a set of ideas, opinions, or views but it can also lay out a plan of action.

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MANIFESTO

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a manifesto when we share it with other people. It’s public, it’s a declaration and it’s about what one intends to have happened.

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Goal

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A manifesto containing a set of rules for behaving within a specific context or a list of items to be achieved or tasks to be fulfilled.

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List and Rules

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This type of manifesto aims to create a new world. It’s not about simple rules, instead, it presents a vision for the future. A solemn declaration by the constituted authorities of a nation which contains the reason for its public acts towards another. On the declaration of war, a manifesto is usually issued in which the nation declaring war states the reasons for doing so.

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World

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are errors in reasoning that invalidate an argument

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Logical Fallacies

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any informational work made with an intention to relay information or recounting certain events in a presentable manner.

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REPORT

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TRUE or FALSE: Report is always written in a sequential manner in order of occurrence.

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TRUE

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disciplines with an applied focus such as Engineering, Information Technology, Commerce, Accounting and Finance, will set report writing assignments that simulate the process of report writing in industry.

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Technical and Business Report

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common in disciplines such as Law, Industrial Relations, Psychology, Nursing, History and Education.

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Field Report

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• most common and easiest method of recording your observations.
• organizing some shorthand symbols beforehand so that recording basic or repeated actions does not impede your ability to observe

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Note Taking

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• can be taken of the objects, events, and people observed during a field study.
• It can help capture an important moment in time as well as document details about the space where your observation takes place

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Photography

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• It has the positive effect of giving you an unfiltered record of the observation event. It also facilitates repeated analysis of your observations.
• You can gather additional information or insights during your research.

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Video & Audio Recordings

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This does not refer to an artistic endeavor but, rather, refers to the possible need, for example, to draw a map of the observation setting or illustrating objects in relation to people’s behavior.

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Illustrations

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• Common in all the Sciences and Social Science.
• These reports use a standard scientific report format describing methods, results and conclusions to report upon an empirical investigation.
• Clearly communicate your key message about why your scientific findings are meaningful.

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Scientific Reports

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commonly used in the field of hard sciences

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Research Reports

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• It contextualizes and sets the tone and direction of research writing. It is like a road map that guides you in your research journey.
• It also covers discussion on how paper is organized.

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Introductory Phase

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has to get the attention of the readers. In other words, it must be “catchy.” Being catchy does not mean sacrificing the main message or idea of your report.

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title

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• a vital component of a report as it provides the readers with a snap view of what you will expect from it.
• gives a synopsis of the objectives and results of the report to be described in detail from in the body of the report

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abstract

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A research abstract has a word limit. The most common word limit is

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100

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Silverman (2006) identified what an abstract should
contain:

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1. research problem
2. significance and value of the problem
3. data and methods utilized
4. main findings
5. implication in the light of other research

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• a useful component of a report as it guides the readers to find their way through the different parts of the report.
• Inconsistent page numbering would result in the reader’s confusion

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list of contents

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acquaints the readers with the what, why and how of the report.

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Introduction

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• provides a study background and environment.
• locate the study in its area of discipline and reveal its relevance and significance in the environment.

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Review of Literature

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• The readers will be interested in finding how you arrived at a particular study result

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Research Methodology

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The most essential part of the report

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Writing Your Data

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inferences, deductions, abstraction, implications, interpretations, general statements, and/or generalizations based on findings.

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Conclusion

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- a part of the paper where you make suggestions about some resolutions as a response to the research problem. It must be a consistent part of the conclusion. - It proposes specific solutions connected with the findings and must be supported by relevant data and specific data from the findings.

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Recommendation

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QUESTION WORDING BASIC

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1. Write short and simple questions 2. Avoid leading questions 3. Appropriately Open-Ended and Closed-Ended Questions 4. Questions Must Be Non-Threatening And Attempt To Evoke The Truth. 5. Question Clarity 6. Don’t use double-barrelled questions 7. Clearly define the response scale dimension or continuum. 8. Minimize presuppositions

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- Best used for breaking the ice in an interview - Best used when respondent’s own words are important - Best used when the researcher does not know all the possible answers

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Open-ended Questions

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- for collecting rank ordered data - Best used when all response choices are known - Best used when quantitative statistical tool results are desired

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Close-ended Questions

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Best used for assessing a person’s opinion and feelings about something

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Likert Scale

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Best used when there are finite number of options

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Multiple Choices

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Best used for rating things in relation to other things

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Rating Scales

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Best used for ordering answer choices by way of preference.

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Ranking Questions

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The tendency of a respondent to answer all closed- questions the same way regardless of content

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Response Bias

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It begins with broad questions followed by progressively narrower or more specific one

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Funnel Pattern

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Its narrowly focused questions are followed by more general ones.

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Inverted Pattern