Week 15-16 Flashcards

(39 cards)

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PRELIMINARY PAGES

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• Title Page
• Approval Sheet
• Biographical Data
• Acknowledgment
• Table of Contents

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2
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describes the facts, theories, personal concerns or actual conditions in
practice that led you to regard this research worthy of study

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Introduction

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3
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Describes the problem being investigated

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Statement of the problem

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4
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General problem in statement form

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Statement of the problem

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5
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Specific problems/sub-problems presented in question form

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Statement of the problem

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6
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Include
– General objective
– Specific objectives

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Objectives of the study

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7
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Parallel with the statement of the problem

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Objectives of the study

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8
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Contains the reasons in conducting the study

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Significance of the study

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9
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presents the benefits derived from the study
– theoretical
– Practical

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Significance of the study

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10
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Discusses in detail the time from the title proposal approval to final
defense and place of study

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Time and place of the

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11
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describes the variables included in the study includes the instrument used

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Scope

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12
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outlines the weaknesses of the research in terms of methodology, framework, instruments, and participants

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Limitation

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13
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Includes both conceptual and operational definitions

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Definition of Terms

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14
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based on conceptual or hypothetical criteria rather than observable one

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Conceptual definition

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– based on observable behavior
– Measured
– Experimental

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Operational definition

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– Major variables
– Practices
– Newly invented terms
– Technical terms

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Terms operationally defined

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Presents the theory-base from which concepts/variables of the study are identified

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Conceptual Framework

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tells clearly the scope or coverage of the whole study.

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Conceptual Framework

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identifies and helps measure the variables and show their relationships.

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Conceptual Framework

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organizes the variables into independent, intervening and dependent variables

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Conceptual Framework

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presents the problem in schematic diagram

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Conceptual Framework

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● Includes useful information about the questions under study
o principles
o theories
o concepts
o summary of studies

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• written and conducted for the last five to 10 years
• sub-topics based on the problems
• with at least 20 references

24
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summary for every topic

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• synthesis at the end of the chapter - discusses the similarities and differences of the previous researches and the present study
RRL
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- describes the specific method used in the study – experimental andnon-experimental – Identifies the independent, dependent, and control (if applicable) variables
Research Design
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statement of the hypothesis or hypotheses that will be tested in the study
Hypothesis
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discusses specifically all sources of data (whether primary or secondary) that will be utilized in the study
Sources of data
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– describes the individuals or groups of individuals, communities, organizations, agencies, and/or institutions that will be involved as subjects in the study utilized as respondents of a survey or participants
Participants of the study
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Describes the population of the study
Participants of the study
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– Describes how the samples are selected – probability vs. non-probability sampling methods – includes the formula and computation used
Sampling techniques
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list different parameters or information that will be gathered including the technique, instrument, or mathematical formula or equation needed to get the correct data
Data to be gathered
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describe the research instrument that will be used
Data to be gathered
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– Discusses how the data are analyzed – Presents statistical tools that measure the variables
Statistical treatment and analysis
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– Describe properly the statistical analysis and the reason for its use – Data may be presented in tables or graphs which is appropriate
Statistical treatment and analysis
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• list all sources cited in the text • have a one-to-one match between the references cited in the report and the references listed in the reference section
References
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• listed alphabetically by author • follow the APA 6th ed. format
References
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Research instruments such as survey questionnaire, checklist, or interview guide.
Appendices
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• presents the justification for the selection of the problem • demonstrates the significance and relevance of the study
INTRODUCTION