research methology

1. A systematic investigation of certain phenomena characterized by gathering of data accurately, recording and critical analysis and interpretation of all facts about the phenomena.

• a. Sample

• b. Title page

• c. Footnotes

• d. Research

2. It shows the title, full name of the author and the submission statement wich include the faculty of school.

• a. Research

• b. Intoduction

• c. Title page

• d. Sample

3. Refers to a factor, characteristics or condition of a person, a group of persons, a thing, a program, an event and etc. which takes on values that can be measured categorically and quantitatively.

• a. Tally sheet

• b. Sample

• c. Variables

• d. Questionnaires

4. A requirement for the completion of master's course and it is to be written by candidate for an academic degree.

• a. Hypothesis

• b. Research

• c. Master' thesis

• d. Variables

5. The introductory paragraph, under the main topical component merely enumerated the topical sections by subject areas that are to be covered in it.

• a. Related literature

• b. Research instrument

• c. Bibliography

• d. Table of contents

6. Used for refer to groups of aggregates of people used as respondents in the process of gathering data information and other vital points which will enable the researcher to come up with accurate hypothesis.

• a. Sample

• b. Population

• c. Hypothesis

• d. Acknowledgement

7. It explained in this section is the nature, coverage and time frame of the study.

• a. Conceptual framework

• b. Importance of the study

• c. Definition of terms used

• d. Scope and delimitation of the study

8. It serves to orient the reader on what prompted the researchers to undertake the study and it gives a brief narrative explanation on the nature and background of the problem area in general and rationale of the study.

• a. Introduction

• b. Statement of the problem

• c. Conceptual framework

• d. Sub- problem

9. The main component expounds on the theory, indicator and variables that led to the evolvement of the research problem and its corresponding hypothesis.

• a. Statement of the problem

• b. Introduction

• c. Conceptual framework

• d. Title of the study

10. The details on the research or experimental instrument that was used are described by its nature, purpose, construction, content, validation, pre- testing and rationale for its use are explained.

• a. Historical background

• b. Research instrument

• c. Research method

• d. Validation of research instrument