Practical Research 2: Module 3

Module 3: Learning from others and Reviewing the Literature

By FERICA PAAT

provides an overview of what has been written about a specific topic ​

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​LITERATURE REVIEW

Multiple Choice

This is the stage in which the researcher looks and selects reference materials relevant to his/her study

• Evaluation And Analysis of the Selected Works

• Drafting the Literature Review

• Literature Search

1. LITERATURE SEARCH

   • selection of related references in a study

2. EVALUATION AND ANALYSIS OF SELECTED WORKS

   • screen selected references for reliability and usefulness

3. DRAFTING THE LITERATURE REVIEW

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​Three Stages of Literature Review

Multiple Choice

In mapping out your literature review, the first thing that you need to do is to ?

• Locate Literature

• Identify Key Terms

• Organize the Literature

• Write the Literature Review

1. ​Identify Key Terms

2. ​Locate Literature

3. ​Critically evaluate and select

4. Organize the Literature

5. ​Write the literature review

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​MAPPING OUT THE LITERATURE REVIEW

Multiple Choice

One of the reasons why we need to formulate a Literature Review is that it points out to a data-collection that is appropriate for our study.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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1. To indicate the research has been conducted in an area before.

2. ​To demonstrate ability to critically analyze the literature in a study area.

3. ​Highlight existing gap or any disagreements in the research area that a study addresses.

​Why do a Literature Review ?

​claim or assumptions of what the researcher want to determine in a study

​HYPOTHESIS

Multiple Choice

No hypothesis is evident in a Descriptive Research.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

"There is a significant relationship between study habits and academic performance of students" is an example of what hypothesis?

• Null Hypothesis

• Alternative Hypothesis

NULL​

• ​ there is NO RELATIONSHIP between variables

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​ALTERNATIVE

• ​THERE IS a RELATIONSHIP between variables

​null vs. Alternative hypothesis

Multiple Choice

This is a framework based on existing theories that serve as a basis on how a study will be investigated.

• CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

• THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

​theory, principle, or model that the researcher choose to guide him in the conduct of the study

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​THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

​tentative theory regarding the topic under investigation (usually shown in a diagram)

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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

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