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When questions like, "What do you want to ask?" or "What do you want to find out?" are being asked, it is most likely that the person is interested in which part of your study?

• Significance of the Study

• References

• Scope and Limitations

• Research Questions

Refers to the process of identifying, locating, organizing, and analyzing information about a research topic.

• Writing the scope and Delimitation

• Drafting a research paper

• Review of the Related Literature

• Qualitative Research

A form of reviewing the literature which focuses on extant theory that relates to the problem being studied.

• Methodological Review

• Integrative Review

• Theoretical Review

A form of review of the literature that are largely found in dissertation proposals and dissertations which also includes the summaries of past researches.

• Methodological Review

• Integrative Review

• Theoretical Review

A form of review of literature which provides both a summary of the studies but also an actual critique of the strengths and weaknesses of the methods employed in the studies.

• Methodological Review

• Integrative Review

• Theoretical Review

Refers to any written and sometimes spoken material on a particular subject.

• Research Topic

• Literature

• Research Title

Among the following different referencing styles, which among them are coined as the "Big Three" referencing styles.

• Council of Science Editors (CSE) Style

• Chicago Manual of Style (CMS)

• Modern Language Association (MLA)

• American Chemical Society (ACS) Style

• American Psychological Association (APA)

The amount of literature depends on the type of research and qualitative research design that is employed, Crewel (1994).

• True

• Partly True

• False

• Partly False

This part of the research paper refers to the boundaries, exceptions, reservations, and qualifications in one study.

• Research Questions

• Research Objectives

• Scope and (De)limitation

• Significance of the Study

When writing the ____________, a researcher must include the description of the importance of the study in the specific audience that the researcher is intended to.

• Research Objectives

• Significance of the Study

• Research Question

• Scope and (De)limitation