WorksheetsPR 2 Ch. 1, 2, and 3
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
These are the unanswered question in research or lacking information.
(a)
It’s an act of copying someone’s work.
(a)
One way to tell readers that the certain statement is an idea of someone.
(a)
Types of Citation
Goal in research.
Sharing and Learning about it more
To Achieve the Objective and New Learning
Plagiarism Law
Section 217 of the R.A NO. 8293 or the Intellectual Property Code
Section 317 of the R.A NO. 8269 or the Intellectual Property Code
Section 456 of the R.A NO. 88923 or the Intellectual Property Code
Section 318 of the R.A NO. 93104 or the Intellectual Property Code
From word “Re” which means again and “Search” means to find.
(a)
Choosing a topic for your research paper
Pick out a broad topic that interest you
Make it specific
Write specific question about your narrowed topic
All of the above
Research questions should be aligned on the research topic.
(a)
Research questions must be easy to understand.
(a)
Questions should seek to check on facts, not opinions and therefore should be yield by numerical data.
(a)
Answers to research questions should not be sought from different engines.
Research Ethics
Beneficial to the society
Retrievable trough test
Revival machine
Research questions should be connected to the topic
(a)
Questions should help solve existing problems in the community
Retrievable trough test
Société helpers
Equating questions
Beneficial to the society
Questions should not have been explored yet before
(a)
Read articles or past researches related to your topic
Review and citation
Enrich yourself with recent information
Enhancing own research
Studying and learning how to paste
Characteristic of good research
One that can be manipulated by the researchers, this is the issue being investigated
(a)
One that cannot be manipulated by the researchers, this the affected by the issue being investigated
(a)
Standards or guidelines that govern an individual or group of what they must consider along their research writing process.
(a)
Do not alter the result just to achieve the desired conclusion
Objective
Confidentiality
Honesty
Respect for intellectual property
Avoid bias in the research
Openness
Protection of respondents in the research
Respect for intellectual property
Objectivity
Respect all the data you have collected from the respondents. (R.A 10173 known as Data privacy Act)
Respect for intellectual property
Confidentiality
Honesty
Competence
Create a research paper that will greatly benefit the society and will help you improve yourself as a researcher
Openness
Protection of respondents
Competence
Objective
Giving credit to where credit is due
Respect for intellectual property
Confidentiality
Protection of respondents
Openness
Always accept suggestions and recommendations
Acceptance
Collect
Gather
Openness
Exercise care and respect for 。。。。。。 used in research
Use of animals during research
Use of researcher ideas
Use of paper during research
Always assure your respondents with respect, privacy, and autonomy
(a)
Unethical practices that shall be avoided by the researchers.
Research Misconduct
Research Misinformation
Controlling or manipulating the data that are not in favor to the researchers
Plagiarism
Fabrication
Falsification
Using of someone’s personal idea without giving any permission from the rightful owner.
Copying
Pliagrarism
Confidentiality
Plagiarism
Adding false data or results
Falseficaton
Fabrication
Falsification
Pliagiarsm
To Avoid plagiarism
Citation
Paraphrasing
Quoting
Referencing
All of the above
These are the forms containing the letter of intent or permission given to someone asking for their participation to join in an activity
(a)
The goal is to allow human participants to participate in the research freely and openly
(a)
Used if respondents are not of legal age or incapacitated
(a)
Protects the child from possible risks which children may encounter while participating.
(a)
This is where researchers starts in chapter 1
(a)
In introduction What is the acronym of the main guide for writing research introduction
I.M.P
T.I.O.C
S.M.A.R.T
C.P.Q.R
States your research topic, what’s interesting about your topic
Treds
Ideas
Topics
Trends
Problems, debates, discussion about the topic
Trends
Objective
Issue
Contribution
What’s the aim of the study
Contribution
Issues
Objective
Trends
What will be the benefit of your study?
Contribution
Help
Provide
Share
The backbone of research
(a)
The Road map of a research
(a)
Shows the relationship between variables
Independent/Dependent Variable
IPO
IDVI
VDIV
Shows the processes in accomplishing the research
(a)
Researchers can use to explain a certain phenomenon
(a)
These are the educational guesses that states a formal predict about the research outcomes
Hypostase
Null Hypothesis (Ha)
Alternate Hypothesis (Ho)
Hypothèse
The negative statement
(a)
The positive statement
(a)
Who are the beneficiaries of the research?
Significant of the study
Contribution
Society
researchers
It states the details of what the study will explore such as the extent, target population, and duration
Scope of Delemitation
Scope of Delimitation
Giving meaning to complex words that would have to be defined.
(a)
definition coming from book/ dictionary
(a)
Based on how terms have been used in the study
(a)
It includes the ways and processes on how to answer the problem
(a)
Research approach and kind of research
(a)
Collection and analyzing of non-numerical data.
(a)
Describe cultural characteristics Method: direct observation and interact with the subject
(a)
It’s analyzed different life situation and experience through writing a cohesive story
(a)
Explore the experiences, events, situations of different people. Method: interview survey
Phenomenal Research
Phénomène Research
Phenomenon Research
Describe and careful examine past events to understand present patterns Method: Develop an idea after reading relevant literature, identifying the sources, clarify the validity and reliability of the sources.
Searching Method
Recording Method
Historical Method
Narrative Method
An in-depth analysis of an experience of the subject in a more detailed approach. Method: Direct observation and interaction with the subject.
Direct Study
Observation Study
Subject Study
Case Study
Used to develop theory, collects empirical data to create a new theory grounded result.
Grounded Theory
Grounded Theory
Type of research that collects numerical and quantifiable data from a wider people.
(a)
Introduces a treatment or an invention in a group to investigate its effectiveness. Groups will be controlled and experimental.
Experimental Research
AHH YABE WAKARENAII
Aims to evaluate intervention but does not use randomization of assignment of participants.
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Quasi-Experimental Research
Investigate the relationships between variables. The directions of a correlation can be either positive or negative.
Correlational Research
Sino ba kase gumawa ng research?
Seek the overall summary of the study by describing survey results, or average.
(a)
Combines and integrates both qualitative and quantitative approach in a single study.
(a)
The total number of respondents.
People size
Population size
Drawn from the population size to be used in the study.
you need to use Slovin's formula to get it...
Sample size
Sample size
Pertains to the techniques on how to choose samples from a population.
Sampling Technique
Sampling Technique
Uses randomization to ensure that every respondent gets an equal chance to be part of the sample.
Probobility Sampling Technique
Probability Sampling Technique
All respondents have an equal chance to be selected.
Fishbowl Sampling
Probability Sampling
Sample numbers from a larger population are selected according to a random starting point but with fixed, periodic intervals. K = N/n
Systematic Sampling
Systematic Sampling
A sampling technique that divides the population into strata are small subgroups of the population.
Stratisfied Sampling
Stratified Sampling
The population is divided into -------/sections then a ------- is randomly selected.
Claster Sampling
Cluster Sampling
