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What is a background study?
What is a background study?
It provides readers with the context and explains the circumstances that led to the study.
What is the review of related literature?
What is the review of related literature?
It relates your study to a larger body of literature.
What is a theoretical framework?
What is a theoretical framework?
A lens or conceptual model that you adopt to guide your research.
What does a conceptual framework do?
What does a conceptual framework do?
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What is the research question?
What is the research question?
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What is the significance of the study?
What is the significance of the study?
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What are the scope and limitations of a study?
What are the scope and limitations of a study?
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Why is the definition of terms necessary in a study?
Why is the definition of terms necessary in a study?
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Match the following components of an introduction:
Match the following components of an introduction:
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Match the following components of methodology:
Match the following components of methodology:
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What is a research design?
What is a research design?
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What is descriptive research design?
What is descriptive research design?
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Study Notes
Background Study
- Provides necessary context for the research.
- Explains circumstances leading to the study.
Review of Related Literature
- Connects the current study to existing literature.
- Demonstrates how the research fits within a broader academic discourse.
Theoretical Framework
- Serves as a guiding lens or conceptual model for research.
- Assists in interpreting the data and understanding findings.
Conceptual Framework
- Organizes key concepts in a logical sequence.
- Helps clarify the relationships between different ideas in the study.
Research Question
- Central focus of the study; all other sections aim to answer it.
- Defines the purpose and scope of the entire research project.
Significance of the Study
- Articulates the contribution and value of the research.
- Engages the reader by highlighting the importance of the findings.
Scope & Limitation
- Clearly delineates what the study will cover.
- Specifies time period, location, subjects, context, and objectives.
Definition of Terms
- Essential for clear communication and avoiding misunderstandings.
- Provides precise meanings for key terms used in the study.
Introduction
- Comprises essential components: Background Study, Review of Related Literature, Theoretical Framework, Conceptual Framework, Research Question, Significance of the Study, Scope & Limitation, Definition of Terms.
Methodology
- Outlines the research approach, including:
- Research Design
- Setting
- Participants
- Data Collection methods
- Research Instrument used
- Data Analysis procedures
Research Design
- A structured plan detailing how the empirical question will be investigated.
- Provides a roadmap for conducting the research.
Descriptive Research Design
- Focuses on examining relationships between two or more variables.
- Utilizes observation and analysis to gather data.
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This quiz features flashcards focused on the key concepts of 3i's (Inquiries, Investigation & Immersion). It covers essential terms such as background study, review of related literature, and theoretical and conceptual frameworks. Perfect for students looking to deepen their understanding of research fundamentals.
