Worksheets📓PR1 | MIDTERMS || Introduction
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 18mins
T / F: Rationalization of the need to research on the problem is one element of the introduction.
True
False
T / F: Rationalization, Classification, and Establishment are the elements of the introduction.
True
False
What best describes the rationale of the introduction?
Describes the place where the research was/will be conducted with geographic boundaries and demographic characteristics.
Clarification of terms and variables derived from different literature
Identifies the intensity and magnitude of the problem by providing statistical evidences
Answered by sharing the reasons why the researcher decided to look for solutions to the problem.
What best describes the basic literature foundation of the introduction?
Describes the place where the research was/will be conducted with geographic boundaries and demographic characteristics.
Clarification of terms and variables derived from different literature
Identifies the intensity and magnitude of the problem by providing statistical evidences
Answered by sharing the reasons why the researcher decided to look for solutions to the problem.
What best describes the seriousnedd of the introduction?
Describes the place where the research was/will be conducted with geographic boundaries and demographic characteristics.
Clarification of terms and variables derived from different literature
Identifies the intensity and magnitude of the problem by providing statistical evidences
Answered by sharing the reasons why the researcher decided to look for solutions to the problem.
The general statement of the problem or the major tasks of the researcher is called:
Overall Objective
General Purpose
Overall Purpose
General Objective
This is the formulation of the heart of the thesis
General Problem
Research Problem
Statement of the Problem
Specific Problem
T / F: The General Problem must define the population and sample of the study.
True
False
(Select all that apply) Among the following, which should be added to the general problem?
Main or major variables
Main tasks
Question form
Settings and Participants
Coverage date
This converts the research question into a prediction of expected outcomes.
Research Problem
Hypothesis
Significance of the Study
Definition of terms
It is a tentative prediction or intelligent guess about the relationship between the IV and DV being studied.
Research Problem
Hypothesis
Significance of the Study
Definition of terms
(Select all that apply) The scope is...:
Other variables that are not considered in the study
Constraints on certain aspect of the research
Boundaries that the researcher has set for the study
Breadth and depth at which the research will be explored.
Selection of variable/s for the research to focus on
(Select all that apply) The Limitation is...:
Other variables that are not considered in the study
Constraints on certain aspect of the research
Boundaries that the researcher has set for the study
It is out of the researcher's control; They are factors that could potentially affect validity and initial scope.
Selection of variable/s for the research to focus on
(Select all that apply) The Delimitation is...:
Other variables that are not considered in the study
Constraints on certain aspect of the research
Boundaries that the researcher has set for the study
It is out of the researcher's control; They are factors that could potentially affect validity and initial scope.
Characteristics of the research design and methodology that affect or influence the results.
This portion of the introduction discusses the purpose that the study will serve to society, institutions, and certain fields.
Statement of the Problem
Significance of the Study
Definition of Terms
Review of Related Literature
T / F: Conceptual definitions include definitions based on how variables and other terms were used in the study.
True
False
These are definitions derived from books, journals, protocols, and dictionaries.
Conceptual Definition
Operational Definition
Skibidi. Gamers who are on YouTube Shorts everyday. (Urban-Dictionary, 2023)
This definition is an example of:
Operational Definition
Conceptual Definition
Skibidi. Extent of measurement for aura points a sigma may gain.
This definition is an example of:
Operational Definition
Conceptual Definition
Identify whether this is a) scope, b) delimitation, or c) limitation:
The study will be using the descriptive survey design under the quantitative method.
Scope
Delimitation
Limitation
Identify whether this is a) scope, b) delimitation, or c) limitation:
The study will be conducted on-campus to avoid outside-school meetups as per the school rules.
Scope
Delimitation
Limitation
Identify whether this is a) scope, b) delimitation, or c) limitation:
The study will not use other survey designs, and other Grade 11 students will not serve as subjects of the study.
Scope
Delimitation
Limitation
Identify whether this is a) scope, b) delimitation, or c) limitation:
The study will focus on Grade 10 students' retention spans under different lightings.
Scope
Delimitation
Limitation
Identify whether this is a) scope, b) delimitation, or c) limitation:
The study will specifically evaluate the Grade 10 students' retention spans under warm, neutral, and cool lighting only.
Scope
Delimitation
Limitation
Organize the sequence of the Introduction:
Statement of the problem
Significance of the study
Scope and Delimitation
Hypothesis
Definition of Terms
Background of the Study
