Review PR1 3rd

​Review Recitation (Graded)

By LENARD CALINDOG

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A scientific investigation of phenomena that links an individual speculation of reality.

• Report

• Research

• Case Study

• Experiment

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Which is NOT a characteristic of a Research?

• Objective

• Systematic

• Bias

• Relevant

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Which is a characteristic of a researcher?

• Careful to conduct the research

• Procrastinate

• Relies on Personal Opinion

• Stodgy

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Why is Research important?

• Improves quality of life

• Reduces the burden of work

• Improves instruction

• All of the above

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What is the first step in doing a Research?

• Review related Literature

• Gather Data

• Formulate Hypothesis

• Identify the Problem

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Which statement describes a Qualitative data?

• Qualitative data is presented using tables and graphs

• Data are in the form of numbers

• The behavior of the participants is observed and is critical to the analysis of results.

• All of the above

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Type of Research that seeks to discover basic truths or principles intended to explore the unknown to extend boundaries of knowledge.

• Applied Research

• Basic/ Pure Research

• Developmental Research

• Qualitative Research

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What type of Qualitative Research is the study of Japanese occupation and conquest of the Philippines?

• Ethnographical Research

• Historical Research

• Action Research

• Narrative Research

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What type of Qualitative Research is the study of the experiences of Pregnancy and Motherhood among Teenage Mothers in National Capital Region?

• Phenomenological Research

• Ethnographic Research

• Case Study

• Action Research

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What type of Qualitative Research is the study of Maximizing Parents' Participation in Monitoring Students' Performance in School?

• Case Study

• Narrative Research

• Applied/ Action Research

• Grounded Theory

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Phenomenology studies are qualitative procedures utilized to

describe, analyze and interpret a culture’s characteristics.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Case Study is used when a researcher wants to study a group of

people to gain a larger understanding of their lives or specific aspects of their lives.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Grounded Theory is used to identify phenomena and focus on

subjective experiences and understanding the structure of those lived experiences.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Ethnographic is used to describe, in-depth, the common

characteristics of the phenomena that have occurred.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Case studies are believed to have rooted in several disciplines,

including science, education, medicine, and law.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Case studies are to be used when (1) the researcher wants to focus

on how and why, (2) the behavior is to be observed, not manipulate subjects in most studies.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Biographical or Narrative research, researchers describe the lives of

individuals, collect and tell stories about people’s lives, and write narratives of individual experiences.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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As a distinct form of qualitative research, a narrative typically focuses

on studying many persons.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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A Non-Probability Sampling scheme is one in which every unit in the

population has a chance (greater than zero) of being selected in the sample, and this probability can be accurately determined.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Stratified Random Sampling is the purest form of probability sampling.

Assures each element in the population has an equal chance of being included in the sample. Random number generators.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Random sampling relies on arranging the target population according

to some ordering scheme and then selecting elements at regular intervals through that ordered list.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Convenience Sampling. Sometimes known as grab or opportunity.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Purposive Sampling. The researcher chooses the sample based on

who they think would be appropriate for the study.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Snowball sampling. The sampling procedure in which the initial

respondents are chosen by probability or non-probability methods, and then additional

respondents are obtained by information provided by the initial respondents. Also called

the referral system.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Grounded theory is a systematic procedure of data analysis. It allows

researchers to develop a theory that explains a specific phenomenon.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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What step in the research process involves presenting, analyzing, and interpreting data?

• Methodology

• Data Gathering Activities

• Presentation

• Conclusion

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What is a characteristic of a good research paper title?

• Lengthy and detailed

• Uses technical jargon

• Describes the entire study

• Short, descriptive, and to the point

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What should a research paper title ideally identify?

• The author's name

• The publication date

• The main variables of the research

• The abstract of the paper

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What is the purpose of avoiding abbreviations and jargon in a research paper title?

• To increase the word count

• To make the title more concise

• To confuse the readers

• To ensure clarity and understanding

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What is the Statement of the Problem (SOP) in research?

• A claim outlining the research methodology

• A summary of the findings

• A claim outlining the problem addressed by the study

• A summary of the literature review

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In which step of the research process is the research design and sample planned?

• Research Problem

• Methodology

• Data Gathering Activities

• Conclusion

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What type of subjects should be avoided for research topics if one is a beginner?

• Controversial subjects

• Highly technical subjects

• Broad subjects

• Vague subjects

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What role do general objectives play in the Statement of the Problem (SOP)?

• They determine the test statistics to be used in the study.

• They establish the research problem.

• They determine the research design.

• They determine the title of the research paper.

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What role do specifi objectives play in the Statement of the Problem (SOP)?

• They determine the test statistics to be used in the study.

• They establish the research problem.

• They determine the research design.

• They determine the title of the research paper.

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What should a good SOP address in the research field?

• A gap in knowledge

• A broad range of topics

• Personal opinions

• The author's expertise

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This is the standard number of words a research title must consist of.

• 5-15

• 10-15

• 5-20

• 10-20

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It is the first question to ask yourself before writing a research title.

• What is the aim of the research study?

• What is the target goal of the research study?

• What is the research study focus on?

• What is the research study all about?

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Who will be the subject of the research study as signaled by this title?

Perceptions of ABIS G11 Students in Using Online Game Applications for Class Performance Task

• ABIS Students

• ABIS-SHS Students

• ABIS G11 Students

• ABIS-SHS Department

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It refers to the expected results of the study.

• Research Problem

• Research Target

• Research Significance

• Research Target Outcome

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Identify the target outcome in this research title: Effects of Cooking Hygiene Awareness in Promoting Food Safety and Security Among ABIS-SHS G11 Students

• tips on food safety and security

• develop proper cooking hygiene

• tips on proper cooking process

• develop plans on food safety and security