Research introduction.

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This step requires the researcher to state the main question of the study.

• State the main question of the study
• Summarize the background of the study
• Discuss the results of the study
• List the materials used in the study

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In this research step, the research gives the introduction or context of the main problem or study.

• Significance of the Study

• Literature Review
• Research Design

• Background of the study

Multiple Choice

In this preliminary part of research, the researchers explain the importance of the study to different readers or audience who may benefit from it.

• Research introduction

• Research objectives

• Significance of the findings

• Significance of study

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It refers to the perspective or lens used by the researcher to organize and interpret data.

• Researcher's glasses
• Research framework

• Researcher's binoculars
• Researcher's microscope

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It refers to the statement of a causal explanation or a proposition that needs to be tested.

• Theory
• Conclusion
• Hypothesis
• Assumption

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It refers to the coverage or focus of the study.

• Depth or intensity
• Limitation or scope

• Length or duration
• Coverage or focus

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It states the conditions or restrictions of the study which are beyond the researchers' control.

• Scope of the study

• Background of the study

• Dependent variable of the study

• Limitation of the study

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The part of your study is intended to assist you in understanding commonly used terms and concepts when reading, interpreting, and evaluating scholarly research in the social sciences.

• Background of the Study

• Scope and delimitation of the study

• Glossary of Research Terms

• Significance of the Study

Multiple Choice

The portion of your study that will provide evidence of academic standards and procedure.

• Theory Framework

• Theoretical and Conceptual Framework

• Concept Framework

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

In making your conceptual framework which is not included in the steps stated below.

• Conduct a Literature

• Create a Flow chart

• Write a Narrative

• Do not return and revise

Multiple Choice

According to her a conceptual framework is a bit like a recipe or a blueprint

• Maria Marie Florenda

• Maria Magic

• Maria Magher

• Maria June Mandela

Multiple Choice

An analytical tool with several variations and contexts.

• Scope and delimitation of the study

• Conceptual Framework

• Significance of the study

• Operational Definition

Multiple Choice

Who are the individuals whom they explain clearly the purposes of the problem statement or inquiry?

• Marshall and Rossman

• Marshall Leu and Rose Man

• F.J. Espania and R. E. Fernandez

• None of the above