intro

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It shows how the present study has evolved by highlighting the gap in the existing knowledge and how the general study will attempt to bridge the gap

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INTRODUCTION

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contains the background information of the research topic

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introduction

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sets the stage for the entire study through establishing the issue/ concern leading to the research

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introduction

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a careful presentation of the importance and validity of the research problem.

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Introduction

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to convince the readers on the validity and necessitv of the research study.

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goal

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Talk about the Topic in a general and specific sense

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FIRST PARAGRAPH

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Make sure to include citations

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FIRST PARAGRAPH

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Summarize the two paragraphs’ content in the context of your locale of study.

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SECOND PARAGRAPH

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Discuss the problem that needs to be addressed in vour study and support with citations

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THIRD PARAGRAPH

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Discuss the theory that will help you solve the current problem

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FOURTH PARAGRAPH

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Discuss the end view or general objective of your research.

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FIFTH PARAGRAPH

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Introduction of the main theme

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1st paragraph

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definition of your main problem

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2nd paragraph

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tell me more about your main problem ( legal basis or laws, process or system)

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3rd paragraph

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Tatawagin natin itong “SOLUTION
PARAGRAPHS”

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9th paragraph

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this is the key to the research

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statement of the problem

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it presents the major problem

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statement of the problem

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pertains to the opening paragraph that gives specific details on other essential elements which are the purpose, major variables, participants, setting, and time coverage of the study.

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general problem

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The said elements serve as a guide in order to properly formulate the general problem.

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general problem

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After formulating the general problem of a study, enumeration of its specific problems should follow.

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specific problem

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Unlike the general problem which is stated in a declarative form, the specific problems are stated as questions. These formulated questions, moreover, should all be anchored on the general problem.

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specific problem

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With this, the researcher will be guided on how he/she will seek an answer to the problem.

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specific problem

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questions of value, answerable by YES or NO.

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NON-RESEARCHABLE QUESTIONS

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are questions of value, opinions or policy raised to gather data.
use Who, What, When, Where. Whv. How.

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RESEARCHABLE QUESTIONS

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aim to narrow the scope of the study;
these are choices made and boundaries set by the researcher which should be mentioned.

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DELIMITATIONS

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aim to identify the potential weaknesses ofthe study; these are influences, shortcomings or conditions that the researcher cannot control

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LIMITATIONS

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of the study is placed in Chapter I or sometimes in the methodolgy section.

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DELIMITATION

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written and mentioned into the final section of the study, usually in the results and discussion.

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LIMITATION

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the extent to which the research area will be explored

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SCOPE OF THE STUDY

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explains theparameters within which the study will be operating

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scope of the study

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the boundaries of the study

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DELIMITATION OF TUE STUDY

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aims to narrow the scope of the study

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DELIMITATION OF THE STUDY