CHAPTER 1 QUIZ

1. The introduction is very important in establishing the cognitive setting of the research.

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Introduction involves clarifying the important terminologies for the reader to easily understand what the research is all about.

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Background is typically placed at the beginning of your research paper.

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Statement of the problem is expected to clarify the possible benefits of the research and to whom such anticipated benefits would be meant.

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Operational definition of terms aims to provide the readers or future researchers with the basic terminologies that are important to understand the paper.

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It is a section where the writer evaluates or discusses the most relevant theories to their study.

• THEORETICAL BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY/FRAMEWORK

• CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY/FRAMEWORK

• STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

• SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

It outlines the directions as to how the researcher should go about the study. The framework shows the primary independent variable, the secondary independent variable, and the dependent variable.

• THEORETICAL BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY/FRAMEWORK

• CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY/FRAMEWORK

• STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

• SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

This   is   the   description   that   leads   the   reader   to   understanding   the   research questions and appreciate why they are asked.

• OPERATIONAL DEFINITION OF TERMS

• SCOPE AND LIMITATION

• SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

• BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

This section is expected to clarify the possible benefits of the research and to whom such anticipated benefits would be meant.

• OPERATIONAL DEFINITION OF TERMS

• STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

• SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

• SCOPE AND LIMITATION

It represents the issues that constituted challenges in the process of investigations.

• LIMITATION

• SCOPE

• SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

• STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM