summary

Question 1

Chapter 1 is aslo called

Answer 1

The research Problem

Question 2

What are the parts of the chapter 1

Answer 2

A. Background of the study
B. Statement of the Problem
B1.Objectives B2.RQs
C. Significance of the Study
D.Scope and (De)limitations

Question 3

Establishes the context of your topic with the use of deductive method

Answer 3

Background of the study

Question 4

An eplaination of what you want to solve

Answer 4

Statement of the problem

Question 5

Depends on your research design

Answer 5

Research problem

Question 6

the goals of your study

Answer 6

Objectives

Question 7

How your study contributes to the field of your study

Answer 7

Significance of the study

Question 8

What are the three highlight of the significance

Answer 8

Theory, Process/Method, Policy

Question 9

Domain of your research. Up to
what extent will you study. In other
words, the parameters of which
you will be operating within. When
writing your scope, be specific.

Answer 9

Scope

Question 10

Occurrences that arise in a study
which are out of your control

Answer 10

Limitations

Question 11

Arises from your specific choices. intentionally not considered within
the given piece of research.

Answer 11

Delimitations

Question 12

Chapter2 is is aslo called

Answer 12

RRL Review of Related Literature

Question 13

What are the three organization of RRL

Answer 13

Chronological, Thematic, Methodological

Question 14

It contains an
organized analysis and synthesis of

the existing literature.

Answer 14

RRL

Question 15

Literature is
organized
according to
themes.

Answer 15

Thematic

Question 16

Literature is
organized
according to
date pulished.

Answer 16

Chronological

Question 17

Literature is
organized
according to
methods used.

Answer 17

Methodological

Question 18

What are the steps used

Answer 18

Inclusion/Exclusion
Choose your Lit
Review of Results
SYnthesize
Write.Rewrite.

Question 19

Create a criteria on what you (don

’t) want to
include. This will be your guide in writing your

Review of Related Literature.

Answer 19

INclusion and Exclusion

Question 20

Choose lit. from reliable ources. When in doubt, go to the library

Answer 20

Choose lit.

Question 21

Check scopus index for the reliability of your
journal. Make sure they are from within the

last five to ten years.

Answer 21

Review of results

Question 22

Group and organize your literature

accordingly.

Answer 22

SYNTHESIZE

Question 23

Start writing (reviewing, and revising) your
RRL. Start with a brief introduction of the

general topic before discussing specific points.

Answer 23

WRITE.REWRITE.

Question 24

Give the format of basic in-text citation in general

Answer 24

Author/ Author’s name/ date of publication

Question 25

Reference another logical identifying element such as the paragraph, chapter, section, or table number

Question 26

What do you need in summary

Answer 26

If you are summarizing or paraphrasing specific lines, you only need to include author and date of publication.

Question 28

Gen Rules

Answer 28

For multiple articles by the same author, list the entries in chronological order (earliest to most recent). Capitalize only the first letter of the first word of the title and subtitle, the first word after a colon or a dash in the title, and proper nouns.

Question 29

What is a theory

Answer 29

A concept formulated to explain, predict, and/or understand phenomena.

Question 30

Framework

Answer 30

Frame of reference designed to support something.

Question 31

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

Answer 31

Theories that serve as your frame of reference. Meaning, they are the bases of your study (the theories your paper is anchored upon).

Question 32

steps

Answer 32

1. Identify your key concepts. 2. Identify theories related to your topic. Review the theories and choose the most appropriate ones for your study. 3. Evaluate and explain each theory. Compare and contrast their ideas. 4. 5. Relate theories to your research topic.

Question 33

aim

Answer 33

Test if the theory holds in a specific context. Use theory as basis for interpreting your results. Critique a theory. Combine diff. theories in a new way.

Question 34

format on TF

Answer 34

Title of theory Author/s of the theory Theoretical Principle Connection to your study

Question 35

CF

Answer 35

CF Shows the relationship between variables. Used a visualization of your concepts.

Question 36

Chapter 3 is also called

Answer 36

Methodology

Question 37

What is a method

Answer 37

an orderly logical arrangement usually in steps a particular way of doing something

Question 38

what is methodology

Answer 38

A system of methods for studying, doing, and analyzing a research topic.

Question 39

DESIGN

Answer 39

This is the approach used to answer the RQs

Question 40

DESIGN IDENTIFICATION

Answer 40

1. the central phenomenon of interest 2. the intent of your research 3. the procedures you will follow

Question 41

respondents

Answer 41

respondents will be and what type of sampling method you’ll use to gather them.