EDR1

1. Chapter 2 is the part of the research paper that contains the…

• Background of the Study

• Significance of the Study

• Scope and Limitation

• Review of Related Literature

2. This referencing style is mostly used in social sciences

• American Psychological Association   (APA)

• Modern Language Association (MLA)

• Chicago Manual Style

• Brownian Style

To read the literature critically means:

• to suggest the previous research was always poorly conducted

• skimming through the material because most of it is just covering

• evaluating what you read in terms of your own research questions

• being negative about something before you read it

4. Examining or studying again concepts or ideas related to your research is,

• a. Meta-analysis

• Significance

• Review of Related Literature

• Methodology

5. It is in this part where you display the identities or names of all writers or owners of ideas that you incorporated in your research paper.

• definition of te

• references

• in-text citation

• contents

To read the literature critically means:

• to suggest the previous research was always poorly conduct

• skimming through the material because most of it is just covering

• evaluating what you read in terms of your own research questions

• being negative about something before you read it.

Which of the following does not provide credibility and value to your study?

• Falsifying documents

• Integrity

• Confidentiality agreement

• . Privacy and disclosure contract

Which choice reveals what should not be included in the bibliography?

• Age of the author

• Author’s name

• Titles of the article

• The dates of the article

The Review of Related Literature is rightfully done by ‘’copy and paste’’ activity.

• Highly accepted in all researches

• Not accepted in all researches

• Optional to some researches

• Depends on the researchers’ decision

It is a chapter of your research paper wherein it is focused on giving an overview of all the writings relative to your specific topics.

• Introduction

• Review of Related Literatures

• Methodology

• Results and Discussion