PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2 Flashcards

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-systematic study about a specific problem
- used to establish facts

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Research

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  • generalize results from a sample to the population
  • large number of cases
  • based on precise measurements
  • statistical relationships
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Quantitative

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Characteristics of Quantitative

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  • Objective, unbiased
  • Clearly defined questions
  • Structured research instruments
  • numerical data and statistical treatment
  • Replicable
  • Future outcomes
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Strengths

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  • Fast speed data collection
  • Findings can be generalized
  • easy to analyze data
  • consistent and reliable data
  • can be anonymous
  • objective
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weaknesses

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  • requires a large number of respondents
  • costly and expensive
  • secondary data may be unavailable
  • extensive stat analysis
  • Very little room for depressing areas and uncertainty
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Kinds of Quantitative Research

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  • Descriptive
  • Correlational
  • Quasi Experimental
  • Experimental
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seeks to describe the current status of an identified variable

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Descriptive research

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determine the extent of the relationship of 2 or more variables using stratified data
- NO INTERVENTION

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Correlational Research

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attempts to establish cause effect relationships among the variable

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Quasi Experimental

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__________ is identified but not manipulated by the experimenter

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Independent Variable

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uses the scientific method to establish cause-effect relationship

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Experimental Research

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experimental research are _______ assigned

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Randomly Assigned

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  • are measurable characteristics
  • can manipulate/control
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Variables

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Types of Variables

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  • Categorical
  • Quantitative
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any variable that is a category or type

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Categorical

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Types of Categorical

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Nominal
Ordinal

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Represents categories that cannot be ordered in any way
- eye color, barangay, religion

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Nominal

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categories that can be ranked or ordered
- income bracket, student classification

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Ordinal

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variables where the measure has a numerical meaning
- height weight number of students

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Quantitative

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Types of numerical

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Interval
Ratio

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No true zero, only uses addition subtraction

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Interval

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have true zero,

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Ratio

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Is a compilation, classification and evaluation of what other researchers have written on a particular topic

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Literature Review

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True or False
You cannot Cram the RRL

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Is an organized way of acknowledging literature sources used in specific parts of the rs paper
Citation
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Importance of Citations
- Giving credits to other researchers - Supporting arguments - Organizing Literature Sources
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Types of In-Text Citation
Parenthetical Narrative APA
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Are placed at the end of the sentence
Parenthetical Citations
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is another way of inserting citations in the body of text of your paper
Narrative
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APA stands for
American Psychological Association
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one of the most commonly used citation formats in academic writing
APA
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presents information from different parts of the individual source
Summary
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Combines Information from different parts
Synthesis
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refers to the act of copying or using works from another person and presenting it as your own
Plagiarism
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Law ng Plagiarism
RA no 8293 Intellectual Property code of the Philippines
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Types of Plagiarism
Direct Plagiarism Self Plagiarism Accidental Plagiarism Mosaic Plagiarism
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is the word for word transcription of a section of someone else’s work
Direct Plagiarism
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occurs when a student submits his or her own previous work
Self Plagiarism
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occurs when a person neglects to cite their sources or misquotes their sources
Accidental Plagiarism
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occurs when a student borrows from a source without using quotation marks - Patch writing
Mosaic Plagiarism
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is crucial in the field of research. Committing plagiarism can severely damage the academic credibility of the author
Academic Credibility
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refers to the section of research paper that shows a list of all sources used in the research paper
Bibliography
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Bibliographic Details
Title of the work Author Editor Publication Date Publisher Information URL/DOI
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educated guess
Hypothesis
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also known as implied hypothesis
Null Hypothesis
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also known as the claim
Alternative Hypothesis
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CHAPTER 1
Introduction Statement of the Problem Significance of the Study Scope and Delimitation Definition of Terms
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background information about the topic
Introduction
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serves the important function of drawing the reader into a study
Narrative Hook
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Component 1
Establish the problem
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Component 2
provide an overview of existing research into your research problem
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component 3
Identify the Gap
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Component 4
State your research question/hypothesis
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provides the readers what the researchers want to find out
Statement of The Problem
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States the audience who will benefit from the study
Significance of the study
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This presents the coverage of the research in terms of location time respondents
Scope and Delimitation
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the simplest function of this part of your study is to provide meaning to the terms
Definition of Terms
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we define definition of terms ________
operationally