T / F: Rationalization of the need to research on the problem is one element of the introduction.

• True

• False

T / F: Rationalization, Classification, and Establishment are the elements of the introduction.

• True

• False

What best describes the rationale of the introduction?

• Describes the place where the research was/will be conducted with geographic boundaries and demographic characteristics.

• Clarification of terms and variables derived from different literature

• Identifies the intensity and magnitude of the problem by providing statistical evidences

• Answered by sharing the reasons why the researcher decided to look for solutions to the problem.

What best describes the basic literature foundation of the introduction?

• Describes the place where the research was/will be conducted with geographic boundaries and demographic characteristics.

• Clarification of terms and variables derived from different literature

• Identifies the intensity and magnitude of the problem by providing statistical evidences

• Answered by sharing the reasons why the researcher decided to look for solutions to the problem.

What best describes the seriousnedd of the introduction?

• Describes the place where the research was/will be conducted with geographic boundaries and demographic characteristics.

• Clarification of terms and variables derived from different literature

• Identifies the intensity and magnitude of the problem by providing statistical evidences

• Answered by sharing the reasons why the researcher decided to look for solutions to the problem.

The general statement of the problem or the major tasks of the researcher is called:

• Overall Objective

• General Purpose

• Overall Purpose

• General Objective

This is the formulation of the heart of the thesis

• General Problem

• Research Problem

• Statement of the Problem

• Specific Problem

T / F: The General Problem must define the population and sample of the study.

• True

• False

(Select all that apply) Among the following, which should be added to the general problem?

• Main or major variables

• Main tasks

• Question form

• Settings and Participants

• Coverage date

This converts the research question into a prediction of expected outcomes.

• Research Problem

• Hypothesis

• Significance of the Study

• Definition of terms