Lesson 4: Discussion of Research Introduction (IMRaD) Flashcards
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This section introduces the topic/background studied and literature reviews using academic journal articles, which review past research on the topic presented.
Background of the Study
A person who takes part in an investigation, study, or experiment, such as by performing tasks set by the experimenter or by answering questions set by a researcher (APA Dictionary of Psychology, 2023).
Answer the questions: “Who are the key informants of your study?” and “Where do the key informants come from?”
PARTICIPANTS AND LOCALE
-State the general and specific questions or variables that you wish to answer towards the end of the paper.
-Limit the objectives to 3.
-These questions or variables will be the main content of your paper.
Statement of the Problem
● State here your assumptions regarding the study/problem that you have chosen.
● Ex. This study was built based on the assumptions made by the researchers. 1.) Assumption one. 2.) Assumption two. 3.)Assumption three.
Thesis Statement
_Highlights Why the research is worth conducting and how it contributes to existing knowledge or addresses a specific problem.
The ________ __ ___ ________serves as a justification for investing time, resources, and effort into the research endeavor
Significance of the Study
-it defines the boundaries and parameters of a study.
-This section helps clarify what aspects of the research topic will be covered and what will be excluded.
-It set the context for understanding the extent of the study’s focus and the limitations imposed on the research.
scope and delimitations
what should be avoided in formulating a title?
abbreviations
The title should __________ the paper’s main idea simply and, if possible, in a way that is engaging for readers.
summarize