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WorksheetsPractical Research 1
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The researchers gather information and data based on the exact location
Interpretive
Natural Environment
Emerging design
Theoretical Prespective
The researchers who use qualitative methods collect own data
through participant observation, documentation, or direct intervie in participants
A holistic account
The participant's definition or their meaning
Natural Environment
Researchers as a key instrument
Qualitative research collect data from cvarious sources such as as interviews documentation
,and observation.
The Participant definition or their learning
Research as a key instrument
Multiple choice of data
Inductive data analysis
Qualitative Reasearch build categories, pattern and themes from the ground up(inductive)
or seperate data into a complete conclusion
Inductive data analysis
Emerging design
Interpretive
A holistic Account
The researcher must concentrate on analyzing the participants interpretations of
the issue or problem.
Researchers as a key instrument
The participant's definition or their meaning
Natural Environment
Inductive data analysis
This Qualitative research is always evolving and dynamic. This means that the initial
design or plan is not a standard that mus be followed
Theritical Prespective
Inductive data analysis
Emerging design
Multiple sources of data
Qualitative researchers often use certain prespectives in conducting research such as etnogrphy,
cultural concepts, gender difference, race and others
Multiple source of data
The participant's definition of their meaning
Interpretive
Theoretical prespective
Which of the following is the example of Qualitative Research design
Research action detail
Focus Group
Etnography
Phenomenological
Qualitative interviewing
Qualitaitve researchers make an interpretion of what theu see, hear, and what they understand.
Natural Environment
Multiple source of data
Theoretical prespective
Interpretive
Most common methods of conducting research; This data gathering collected
in one respondent at a time basis, which considered a personal interview
Dual interview
One-on-one interview
Many-to-one interview
Group interview
This is also one of the commonly used qualitative research methods which usually includes limited
number of six to ten respondents
This is branch of anthropology that studies a nation's or
society's culture in its natural environment over time using primary sources, observational data, and interviews
Narrative
Case study
Grounded theory
Researchers look into a program, event, activity, process, or group of people in depth
Etnography
Phenomenology
Case study
The character of human experience of a certain phenomenon is identified by researchers
Narrative
Phenomenology
case study
Etnography
Researchers produce a general and abstract theory of a particular action, process, or interaction
that comes from the views of participants; Makes a theory about the topic
Etnography
Grounded theory
Narrative
Case studies
Researchers look into people's lives anf ask person or a group people to tell their story.
Etnographic
Grounded theory
Case study
Narrative
This form of study can be ustilized to come up with generalizable facts about subject. Experiment
,Observation, Recorded as numbers, and sureys with close-ended question
Quantalative Research
Quantation Research
Quantitative Research
Qualitative Research
This form of research allows you to learn more about topics aren't well-understood.
Interviews with open-ended inquiries, observations expressed in words, and literature reviews.
The researcher is obliged in this method to immerse himself in the environment of the research
(Kailangan ang researcher nasa lugar mismo para mag research)
Action research
Focus group
Etnography
Quantitative Interviewing
An interview is usually a one-to-one and contains an in-depth investigation respondents
or interviewee's thouths, feelings, and understanding
Natural Setting
Qualitative Interviewing
Quantitative Interviewing
Analysis
This is a group discussion that is led by a moderator with certain research goal whom participants share
their needs, life style, or social characteristics
Etnography
Action Research
Focus Group
Qualitative Interviewing
This technique is committed to objective to improve or change the research
community's situation or practices.
Quantitative Interviewing
Action Research
Focus group
Etnography
observing subjects of interest in their normal, everyday setting. It is sometimes referred to as field work because it requires researchers to go out into the field (the natural setting) to collect data on their participant
Natural setting
Experimental setting
What is the situation of the environment of the subject to be studied. Introduce the variable
and its current stated; Include research question
Hypothesis
Statement of the problem
Background of study
Introduction
What is the current situation of the environment to be observed, neither it present
the chronological history which occurs for the problem to exist; Define your variable
Hypothesis
Significance of the study
Scope and limitation of study
Background of the study
What does the researcher want to know based on the topic or problem
presented in the study
Related literature
Introduction
Statement of the problem
Significance of study
Use "How-to" aspect by using creative diagrams within post-povilist researchers; What is your
expectation on your study
Objective of study
Related literature
Hypothesis
Synthesis of literature and studies
The first paragraph will state a specific place, people, or other aspects of the situation within the problem.The second paragraph will also state any situation, circumtances, or any factor that will
prevent or hinders the researchers to accomplish his goal
Introduction
Hypothesis
Scope and limitation of the study
Significance of study
The first paragpraph of Scope and limitation which is all included of this research
declusion
delusion
Exclusion
Inclusion
It is the significance or justification of the work and its impact as well as its contribution
to the new knowledge and how others benifit from it
Synthesis of literature and studies
Significance of study
Hypothesis
Related studies
Single formal theory that will guide your investigation.
Related studies
Related Literature
Theoretical Framework
Conceptual Framework
includes one or more formal theories (in part or whole) as well as other concepts and empirical findings from the literature.
Conceptual Framework
This sectionn discusses all about facts and principles from literature which connected to study the present(Books, journal, magazines, encyclopeded, newspaper etc.)
Synthesis of literature and studies
Related studies
Related literature
Significance of study
This section reviews and discusses other existing works that are carried out in the feild
of study(Pwede ka kumuha ng source sa mga researcher's current work)
Scope and limitaion of the study
Synthesis of literature and studies
Related studies
Related literature
This is the summarized content of what is discussed in the literature review
Research design
Hypothesis
Synthesis of literature and studies
Significance of study
The first paragraph of this chapter will present the concepts to be presented research design applicable
to the study, population and its sample size.
Chapter 2
Related studies
Methodology
Research design
This part of research which is topic expalins the type of research that is to be used like experimental
, survey, correlational, or review
Methodology
Research design
Related studies
Scope and limitations
which of the following is not research instrument
Pen
Observation
Video
Audio
This is a procedure to make sure that the instrumnt is accepted and valid so that all information
gathered is accurate and and answers the question
Research design
Data gathering procedures
Ethical Consideration
Validation of Research Instruments
It is one of the most important parts of research and it should not be skipped or missed; To protect
the dignity right and welfare
Related lieterature
Population and Sample of the study
Ethical consideration
Data Gathering
It is the timeline that shows the process where the researcher gather all data
important data that will be used in the study.
Methodology
Validation of Research instrument
Data Gathering
Ethical Consideration
The prefix "De-" means?
over
towards
from
within
The prefix "In-" means ?
towards
inside
from
away
