Practical Research

________________ employs numbers and statistics in coming up with generalizations about the problem or inquiry. It has characteristics, strengths and weaknesses and kinds.

• Mixed Method Research

• Qualitative Research

• Quantitative Research

• Experimental Research

The following are the considerations in choosing a research topic EXCEPT ONE:

• Researcher’s interest and necessity of the topic.

• Significance of the topic.

• Practicality and being economical of the topic to be chosen.

• Flexibility of the topic to the researchers.

_________________ presents the reason why a researcher would embarked with a study.

• Background of the Study

• Theoretical Framework

• Review of Related Literature

• Scope and Delimitation

Which of the following is a criterion for a good research question?

• Question should be long and must use complex term.

• Question should show where research biases are.

• Question should sound contemporary.

• Question should connect with established theory and research.

_____________ are statements that highlight potential weakness of the study. This means that it tends to discuss the boundary of the study conducted and emphasizes what is not being covered by the study.

• Introduction

• Conceptual Framework

• Scope and Delimitation

• Significance of the Study

______________ reveals the contribution of the research you are conducting to several organization or group of people.

• Introduction

• Significance of the Study

• Methodology

• Conclusion

   Good & Hatt defined ______________ as a shrewd guess or inference that is formulated and provisionally adopted to explain observed facts or conditions and to guide in further investigation.

• Variable

• Conclusion

• Recommendation

• Hypothesis

Which of the following is NOT among the quantitative data gathering techniques?

• Essay

• Survey

• Interview

• Questionnaire

____________ shows readers the value of your completely developed argument or research. It is not a summary of the work, but a listing of major outcomes derived from the study. It is the answer to the main problem of the study.

• Introduction

• Methodology

• Results and Discussions

• Conclusion

______________ are the direction or actions that must be taken or additional work that is needed to expand the knowledge obtained in the quantitative research. When the research has reached its conclusion, it would be likely that the question would ask “So what?” emphasizing on the importance and application of the work.

• Recommendation

• Review of Related Literature

• Review of Related Studies

• Operational Definition of Terms