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📓PR1 | MIDTERMS || Review of Related Literature and Studies

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

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Class
Date
1.

Determine whether this is an example of a Related Literature or a Related Study:

"A book that further elaborates social facilitation’s effects to human and animal food intake, written by John M. De Castro (1995), stated that humans may be affected by social facilitation to the extent that even their decisions may be dictated by how influential their surroundings may be."

a)

Related Literature

b)

Related Study

2.

Determine whether this is an example of a Related Literature or a Related Study:

"Bilingual citizens tend to have a cognitive advantage in social contexts. This study aimed to identify the role of social context in the expression of the bilingual cognitive advantage among 145 bilingual university students who mastered Arabic as their native language, classified as L1. The participants were divided into two groups based on their proficiency in French. (Bennani A., et. al, 2023)

a)

Related Literature

b)

Related Study

3.

T / F: Selecting credible sources is a step in reviewing literature that is crucial for the credibility of the research.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

T / F: The Review of Related Studies under the Theoretical Framework involve published materials that compare the study with existing knowledge that defines, classifies, and facilitates comprehension of the variables.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

T / F: In order to find relevant materials, looking into reference material like journals, textbooks, reference books, theses, dissertations, and the internet helps.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

T / F: A researcher does not have to select sources based on their contribution to the topic when reviewing literature, and may select based on their own judgement.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

T / F: Classifying is arranging the information into categories

a)

True

b)

False

8.

T / F: The Review of Related Literature under the Theoretical Framework are theses or dissertations carrying the same variables and define the approach taken in measuring the variables.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

T / F: Relevant Frameworks are theories that are partially or fully relevant to the study, providing a basis for the variables being tested.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

It is the process of assembling information

a)

Compiling

b)

Classifying

c)

Evaluating

11.

It refers to recording the reader's reaction as marginal notes.

a)

Previewing

b)

Highlighting

c)

Annotating

12.

This is physically marking the text to identify key details and to note relationships among ideas.

a)

Previewing

b)

Highlighting

c)

Annotating

13.

What is the process of evaluating in the Review of Related Literature?

a)

Critical evaluation of sources

b)

Critiquing the contents of the material

c)

Assessing the quality of the data

14.

Previewing is a strategy that involves:

a)

Systematic skimming/getting the general idea

b)

Physically marking the text

c)

Recording the reader's reaction as marginal notes.

15.

This step in Reviewing Literature is the systematic method of taking down key points and important details to save time and effort, and is useful in synthesizing and compiling ideas from different references.

a)

Finding Relevant Materials

b)

Selecting Credible sources

c)

Note-taking

d)

Actual Reading

16.

This involves critiquing the contents of the material and involves asking questions which should focus on the variable.

a)

Finding Relevant Materials

b)

Selecting Credible sources

c)

Note-taking

d)

Actual Reading

17.

Which best describes the difference between Related Literature and Related Studies?

a)

RL uses books and encyclopedias as resource materials;

RS uses theses, journal articles or dissertations

b)

RL uses theses, journal articles or dissertations; RS uses books and encyclopedias as resource materials

18.

Identify whether the description falls under Related Literature or Related Studies:

It examines facts and principles from other resources related to the study.

a)

Related LIterature

b)

Related Studies

19.

Identify whether the description falls under Related Literature or Related Studies:

It focuses mainly on the different variables used in the study.

a)

Related LIterature

b)

Related Studies

20.

Identify whether the description falls under Related Literature or Related Studies:

It provides insight into the methods through which the validity of the results is to be established.

a)

Related LIterature

b)

Related Studies

21.

Identify whether the description falls under Related Literature or Related Studies:

It has similarities with the present study, specifically the variables, sub-variables, concepts, subjects/topic, among others.

a)

Related LIterature

b)

Related Studies

22.

Identify whether the description falls under Related Literature or Related Studies:

It serves as the basis of interpretation of results allowing comparison and contrast of findings

a)

Related LIterature

b)

Related Studies

23.

Identify whether the description falls under Related Literature or Related Studies:

It serves to clarify the different variables being studied.

a)

Related LIterature

b)

Related Studies

24.

Identify whether the description falls under Related Literature or Related Studies:

It examines facts and principles from other resources related to the study.

a)

Related LIterature

b)

Related Studies

25.

This is formulated from existing theories and served as the foundation of the study.

a)

Theoretical Framework

b)

Conceptual Framework

26.

This is derived from combination of theories or parts of theories in formulating the relationship between variables.

a)

Theoretical Framework

b)

Conceptual Framework

27.

This element of the theoretical framework involves a diagrammatic presentation of the study used to visually summarize the whole study.

a)

Relevant Theories

b)

Review of Related Literature

c)

Review of Related Studies

d)

Study Paradigm

28.

Which of the following describe the difference of Theoretical and Conceptual frameworks?

a)

Theoretical: Guides the researcher in synthesizing the different theories to formulate a new one

Conceptual: Can be adopted from the original model used by the cited theorist and can modify the variables.

b)

Theoretical: Can be adopted from the original model used by the cited theorist and can modify the variables.

Conceptual: Guides the researcher in synthesizing the different theories to formulate a new one