IDENTIFY:

These explains your experience and, perhaps, the special qualities you bring to the project.

IDENTIFY:

These refers to the title of the project, your name, and the person or agency to whom you are submitting the proposal.

IDENTIFY:

These Web program can direct your search across many disciplines through articles, theses, books, and abstracts that are presented by academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities, and other websites.

IDENTIFY:

These let you focus your keyword search by stipulating which words and phrases can appear in the results, which words must appear, or which topics must not appear in the search results.

IDENTIFY:

These statement advances a conclusion the writer will defend

IDENTIFY:

These uses a because clause to make a claim the writer

will defend.

IDENTIFY:

These is a theory that must be tested in the lab, in the literature, and/or by field research to prove its validity

IDENTIFY:

These type of hypothesis claims that as one variable changes, so does

another, or it claims that something is more or less than another.

IDENTIFY:

These type of hypothesis assumes the mutual occurrence of two factors and

asserts that one factor is responsible for the other.

FILL IN THE BLANKS:

Writing a preliminary outline early in the project might help you see if the topic has __________ so you can sustain it for the length required.

FILL IN THE BLANKS:

The cluster of related topics can generate a multitude of interconnected __________.

FILL IN THE BLANKS:

Comparison limits a discussion to specific differences. Any two works, any two persons, any two groups may serve as the basis for a __________ study

TRUE OR FALSE:

Research is a process of seeking answers to questions. Hence, the most effective researchers are those who aware to ask questions and seek answers.

TRUE OR FALSE:

A description of your research methods, which is the design of the

materials you will need, your timetable, and, where applicable, your

budget.