2.5. SCOPE AND DELIMITATION OF THE STUDY

What is the purpose of setting the scope and delimitation in a research study?

• To draw the boundary of the study

• To include all possible variables

• To ensure the study is lengthy

• To avoid writing other parts of the research paper

Which component of scope and delimitation specifies the coverage of variables, population, and timeline?

• Scope

• Delimitation

• Limitation

• Conclusion

What does delimitation in a research study describe?

• Various limitations during the design and conduct of the study

• The main objectives of the study

• The timeline of the study

• The characteristics of the respondents

Why is it important to clearly write the scope and delimitation of a study?

• To make it easier to answer related questions

• To include more variables

• To extend the timeline

• To increase the number of respondents

What is the difference between delimitation and limitation in a study?

• Delimitation describes limitations during the study, while limitation refers to the identified scope

• Delimitation includes all variables, while limitation excludes some

• Delimitation is about the timeline, while limitation is about the location

• Delimitation is about the respondents, while limitation is about the methods

Which component of scope and delimitation asks 'Who will be your respondents?'

• Characteristics of the Respondents

• Locale of the Study

• Method and Research Instruments

• Objectives or Problems to be Addressed

What might arise from the applicability or usefulness of the findings to the current problem in a study?

• Delimitations

• Objectives

• Scope

• Time Frame